Edit Metadata

Edit PDF title, author, keywords and more. Right in your browser. 100% free, privacy protected.

Edit Metadata changes the document properties stored inside a PDF: title, author, subject, keywords, creator and producer. These fields are what search tools, document management systems and library catalogues read, and they are also what quietly leaks the name of whoever created a file or the software they used. This tool lets you correct them, fill in the ones that matter for findability, or clear the ones you would rather not publish. Everything is edited in your browser and the file is not uploaded.

  1. Upload Files — Drag and drop your files into the upload area, or click to browse and select files from your device.
  2. Set Options — Edit PDF title, author, keywords and more
  3. Download — Click the download button to save your processed file. It's ready instantly!

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does metadata matter?

The title field is often what a document system or search index displays instead of the filename, and keywords affect how the file is found. It is also worth checking before publishing, since author and producer fields can reveal more than intended.

Can I clear all metadata?

Yes. Fields can be emptied individually or wiped together, which is the usual step before releasing a document publicly.

Does this change the visible page content?

No. Metadata lives in the document's information dictionary, separate from the pages. Nothing on the page changes.

Where do I see these fields in a PDF reader?

Under document properties or file info, depending on the viewer. Most readers show title, author, subject and keywords there.

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