PDF Metadata Editor
View and edit PDF document metadata and properties
The PDF Metadata Editor lets you view and change a PDF's title, subject, author, and keywords. Correct the details shown in file properties or scrub identifying metadata before sharing. Editing is done locally in your browser.
Content reviewed: August 2, 2026
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Actions:
How to Use
- Upload your PDF file
- View current metadata (title, author, subject, keywords)
- Edit the fields you want to change
- Download the PDF with updated metadata
Features
- Edit title, author, and subject
- Add keywords for searchability
- Modify creation and modification dates
- View all XMP metadata
- Batch metadata editing
Tips for getting PDF Metadata Editor right
- Fill in title and author so the document identifies itself correctly
- Remove personal metadata before publishing or distributing a document
- Editing metadata doesn't change visible page text
- Reopen the file and inspect properties to confirm the changes stuck
Real-World Use Cases
- Correcting title and author information
- Adding keywords to published PDF files
- Removing personal metadata before sharing
Frequently Asked Questions
What metadata can I edit?
You can edit title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer, and various date fields.
Will editing metadata change the document content?
No. Metadata is separate from the document content. Only the document properties are modified.
Can I remove all metadata?
Yes. You can clear all metadata fields to remove any identifying information from the PDF.
Privacy & Security
Metadata is edited locally in your browser, helping remove identifying properties without uploading the PDF.
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