Just describe what you need — “page numbers from page 2, skip the title page”, “a landscape section with 3 columns”, “format to GOST” — and AI builds the document. Fine-tune it in the panel, watch the live preview, and export to DOCX or PDF.
Our Word document builder handles the formatting tasks people search for most: how to add page numbers in Word, how to start numbering on page 2 or 3 and skip the title page, how to make a landscape (horizontal) page, how to set GOST margins, and how to add a title page and an auto-generated table of contents with page numbers. Just describe the task — AI builds the document layout, and you fine-tune the details in the panel: page size and orientation, margins, font, columns, border and page numbers. You see the document instantly in a live preview and can download it as DOCX (for Word) or PDF.
Turn on page numbers and check “Don't number the first page” — the title page stays clean and numbering starts on page 2. If you need to, set the number to start from. That covers the most common numbering request for term papers, theses and essays.
Need to fit a wide table or diagram? Add a landscape (horizontal) section — the rest of the pages stay portrait. You can also split text into 2–4 columns in any section.
Open “Page numbers”, turn numbering on and check “Don't number the first (title) page”. Numbering will start on page 2. You can also choose the position (top/bottom) and alignment.
Ask the AI to “make one landscape page” or set the orientation to “Landscape”. That section turns sideways — perfect for wide tables — while the other pages stay portrait.
Pick “GOST” margins (left 30 mm, right 15 mm, top and bottom 20 mm), Times New Roman 14 pt and 1.5 line spacing, then add a title page and table of contents. Or just tell the AI to “format to GOST”.
Yes. Click “DOCX” to get a fully editable Word document you can keep working on in Microsoft Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice. PDF export is available too.