Navigation & Inputs · Navigation
Pagination
also known as Pager, Page navigation
Pagination breaks a long list of results into separate pages and provides controls, such as numbered links and next/previous buttons, to move between them. It keeps pages fast and lets users jump to a specific page. It is common in search results, tables, and catalogs.
See it live — shadcn/ui · MUI · Ant Design
Don't confuse it with
Pagination moves through pages of a dataset; a stepper moves through steps of a task. Breadcrumbs show hierarchy, not sequence. A carousel cycles through media slides rather than list pages.
In the wild
The numbered '1 2 3 ... Next' links at the bottom of Google search results.