Select your PDF file by clicking or dragging it into the upload area.
The tool automatically reads and displays all existing metadata fields from the PDF.
Modify title, author, subject, keywords, creator, or producer. Clear a field to remove it.
Click Save Metadata and download the updated PDF with your new metadata.
PDF metadata is information stored inside a PDF file that describes the document. It is not visible in the document content itself but can be read by PDF readers, search engines, and document management systems.
Title
The document title, shown in browser tabs and PDF reader title bars.
Author
The name of the person or organization who created the document.
Subject
A brief description of the document's subject matter.
Keywords
Comma-separated keywords that help search engines and document managers find the file.
Creator
The application that originally created the document (e.g., Microsoft Word).
Producer
The software that converted the document to PDF format.
Editing metadata helps with document organization, searchability, and professionalism. You might want to add your name as author, set a proper title, or add keywords to make the document easier to find.
Yes. Clear the Producer field and save. The tool will remove the producer information from the PDF's Info dictionary.
No. Metadata is stored separately from the document content. Editing metadata does not affect the text, images, or layout of the PDF.
Yes. All processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your PDF is never uploaded to any server and never leaves your device.