PDF Metadata

Edit PDF title, author, keywords and more

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PDF Metadata

Edit PDF title, author, keywords and more

Fields pre-filled from existing PDF metadata where available.

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How to use PDF Metadata

1

Upload

Select or drag & drop your file into the upload area above.

2

Configure

Adjust any settings shown in the options panel.

3

Download

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Frequently Asked Questions

Five fields: Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, and Creator.
Metadata helps organize documents, improves searchability, is important for archival (PDF/A), and allows you to remove personal information before sharing a document.
No. Only the document properties stored in the PDF header are changed. All pages, text, and images remain exactly the same.
Yes. When you upload a PDF the existing metadata is automatically read and pre-filled in the form so you can see and edit the current values.

About PDF Metadata

This tool reads and lets you rewrite five document properties stored in a PDF's header: Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, and Creator. These properties are used by operating systems for file search indexing, by document management systems for cataloguing, and by archival standards like PDF/A for formal document identification. Editing them lets you correct incorrect author attribution from collaborative tools, add descriptive keywords for internal search, or scrub identifying information before sharing a document externally.

When you upload a PDF, the tool automatically reads its current metadata and pre-fills all five fields, so you can see exactly what's embedded before changing anything. Only these header properties are modified — all page content, including text, images, and layout, remains completely unchanged.

Key Features

  • Edit Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, and Creator metadata fields
  • Existing metadata automatically read and pre-filled when you upload your PDF
  • Only document properties modified — all page content remains exactly unchanged
  • Useful for PDF/A archival compliance preparation
  • Clear identifying fields before distributing documents externally

Tips for Best Results

  • 1 Use the Keywords field to optimize PDFs for your organization's internal document management system or search index.
  • 2 Clear the Author and Creator fields before sharing PDFs externally if you want to remove personal identity information from the file.
  • 3 After editing metadata, verify the changes by checking File → Properties in Adobe Acrobat or Preview.

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