PDF Metadata Editor
Read and update the hidden details stored inside a PDF — its title, author, subject and keywords. Fix a wrong author name or add a missing title before sharing a document, then download the updated file with its properties corrected.
Drag & drop a PDF here
or click to browse from your device
File:
Current metadata
- Title: —
- Author: —
- Subject: —
- Keywords: —
- Creator: —
- Producer: —
- Created: —
- Modified: —
Edit metadata
Separate keywords with commas — each keyword is saved separately.
How to use
- Click the box above or drag and drop your PDF into it — current metadata will show right away.
- Type the changes you want in Title, Author, Subject or Keywords (the fields are already filled with current values).
- Click Save & Download PDF — the modification date is set to today automatically and the updated PDF will download.
Tips
- Fill in the title and author before publishing a document online so it is easy to identify.
- Remove personal metadata before sharing sensitive documents with people outside your team.
- Good keywords help you find the right file later in a large document collection.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What metadata can I edit?
The title, author, subject and keywords stored in the PDF's document properties.
How do I see the current metadata of my PDF?
Drop in your PDF and the tool shows its current metadata first, so you can review what is already stored before typing your changes.
Why would I change a PDF's metadata?
To fix a wrong title or author name, add searchable keywords, or clean up the document properties before sharing or archiving a file.
Does editing metadata change the PDF content?
No. Only the document properties change; the pages and text of the PDF stay exactly the same.
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
No. The file stays in your browser while you view and edit its metadata; nothing is uploaded.