PDF Metadata Editor
View and update document properties without changing page content.
What is metadata?
It's the document information stored inside a PDF (title, author, subject, keywords, and so on). This is different from Windows Explorer's "Properties → Details" (file name, size, date). Opening the PDF does not change the text, layout, or page count.
Where is it used?
- Shown under File → Properties → Description in Adobe Reader and similar apps
- Used as the title and author when managing or searching documents
- This is not a file-renaming tool (the downloaded file is named
originalname-metadata.pdf)
Example: title "2024 Business Report," author "John Doe," keywords "report, 2024."
How to use
- 1. Upload a PDF to see its current document properties on the right.
- 2. Edit the title, author, and other fields, then click Save.
- 3. Download the PDF.
- 4. Verify: Re-upload the downloaded PDF to this page to see the saved values. (Windows Explorer's "Details" tab may not show the title or author.)
PDF file
Click or drag a PDF here
One PDF · password-protected PDFs not supported
Document properties
Information stored inside the PDF. This is different from Explorer's "Details" tab.
Saved!
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Re-upload the downloaded PDF to this page to confirm the properties above were applied.
About this tool
PDF Metadata edits title, author, subject, and keywords stored in the file.
The filename can say final while Title still has an old project name. Open properties before external sends and clear leftover author/customer fields.
Tip — Check author and old project names before sharing externally.
How to use
- 1Upload or drag a PDF file.
- 2Configure pages, order, or other options.
- 3Run the tool and download the result PDF.
FAQ
Does body content change?
No — only document properties like title and author.
Which fields?
Typically title, author, subject, keywords — whatever the form shows.
Clearing a field deletes it?
Saving empty usually clears or blanks it; viewers may display blanks differently.
Are files uploaded to a server?
No. Every tool runs entirely in your browser. Files and text you enter are never sent to our servers.