View and edit PDF metadata
View and edit PDF title, author and other document metadata. Clear supported fields and check the downloaded copy before sharing.
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View and edit PDF title, author and other document metadata. Clear supported fields and check the downloaded copy before sharing.
Drop your PDF here or click to browse
Upload one file
See the hidden document details stored inside a PDF — title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer, and dates — then edit individual fields or clear all of them before sharing the file.
Every PDF carries hidden document properties: title, author, subject, keywords, the program that created it and dates. They show up in search results, in the reader's title bar and in "file info" dialogs, and they often contain a name or company you did not mean to share.
This tool shows the current values and lets you change or clear each field, or wipe them all before publishing a document.
No — this only affects the document-info fields (title, author, etc.), not the visible page content.
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