PDF metadata editor

Inspect and update document title, author, subject, keywords, creator and producer without altering visible pages.

6 editable fieldsRestore & clear controlsEncrypted PDF support
🔒 HTTPS transfer◇ Pages stay unchanged↺ Unedited data preserved✓ Explicit privacy guidance

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Know what you are editing

Standard PDF document-information fields

These properties help catalog and identify a document, but they are separate from the text printed on its pages.

T

Title and subject

Describe what the document is and what it covers.

A

Author

Records the named creator, team or organization.

K

Keywords

Supports organization and search in compatible systems.

C

Creator and producer

Describe the source application and PDF-generating software.

Metadata editing vs. document sanitization

This editor changes

Title, author, subject, keywords, creator and producer fields.

It preserves

Visible page content, page order, dimensions and unedited information entries.

It does not promise to remove

XMP metadata, embedded files, comments, scripts, form data or prior revisions.

Edit PDF metadata in four steps

1

Open

Enter a password if required and choose the PDF.

2

Inspect

Review its standard fields, dates and page count.

3

Edit

Change, restore or clear the six displayed values.

4

Save

Download a new PDF while keeping the source untouched.

Frequently asked questions

Will changing the title change text on the first page?

No. Metadata is document-level information and does not rewrite visible page text.

Are fields I cannot see preserved?

The worker retains existing information-dictionary entries and updates only the six displayed standard fields.

Does Clear all six fully anonymize a PDF?

No. Other metadata stores, annotations, attachments or revision artifacts may remain. Use a dedicated sanitization workflow for sensitive documents.

Why do creation dates look unusual?

PDF dates are commonly stored in a compact format beginning with D:. The editor shows a simplified date when it can parse one.

Can I edit a password-protected PDF?

Yes. Enter its correct open password before choosing the file.