Insert blank or note pages into a PDF
A continuation page can make a lecture pack far more useful. Insert it at the beginning, between existing pages, or at the end, then export a revised copy of the document.
How it works
Open the PDF you want to extend.
Choose where the new pages should sit.
Pick a page style and export the revised file.
Questions people ask
Can I insert pages in the middle of a document?
Yes. Add pages before or after the point where you need them, then check the thumbnail order before exporting.
Do the new pages have to be plain?
No. Choose blank, ruled, dotted, or graph paper. Mixing styles is useful when one section needs written notes and another needs calculations.
Will it rewrite the pages I already have?
The tool works with a new exported copy. Review that copy before replacing anything important.
Does my PDF get uploaded?
No. The tool reads and edits the file in your browser. Exported files are downloaded directly to your device.
Should I keep the original file?
Yes. Exported files are new copies, but keeping the original lets you revisit a different edit or recover from a mistake.