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PDF Metadata Editor

Edit PDF metadata fields — title, author, subject, keywords, creator, and producer. Free, private, runs entirely in your browser.

Click to select a PDF file, or drag and drop

Your file never leaves your browser

How to Edit PDF Metadata

  • Upload the PDF you want to edit.
  • Click Load Metadata to read the current properties.
  • Modify any field — title, author, subject, keywords, creator, or producer.
  • Click Save & Download to get the updated PDF.

Example

You received a report with author "Unknown" and no title. After loading the metadata, you change the title to "Q4 Sales Report", set the author to your name, and add keywords "sales, quarterly, 2025" — the downloaded PDF now has all the correct properties.

Common Use Cases

  • Filling in missing title and author fields before publishing a PDF online.
  • Updating keywords so your PDF is more discoverable in document management systems.
  • Replacing generic creator/producer info left by the original authoring tool.

FAQ

  • Will this change the visible content of the PDF? No — only the document properties (metadata) are modified. The pages, text, and images stay the same.
  • Can I clear a field entirely? Yes — just delete the text in the field and save. The field will be set to empty.
  • What if the PDF is password-protected? You will be prompted to enter the password before editing. Everything runs in your browser.