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PDF Metadata Editor

View, edit, clear, and export PDF metadata locally in your browser, including title, author, subject, keywords, and document dates. Tidy up document properties, improve searchability, and remove unwanted metadata before sharing the file.

Pages

Changes

Filled fields

Output size

PDF file

Drag and drop one PDF here.

TitleAuthor

SubjectLanguage

Keywords

Enter comma-separated keywords for searchability and better organization.

CreatorProducer

Creation dateModification date

Show the PDF title in supporting reader window title bars.Auto-update the modification date when exporting.Output filename

Status

Add one PDF file to begin

Load a PDF to inspect and edit its metadata.

Metadata snapshot

Current title

Untitled PDF

Keywords

No keywords added

0 keywords

Before vs after

0 filled fields in the original file

0 filled fields after your edits

0 total metadata changes queued

No metadata changes queued yet

Useful for polishing deliverables, organizing document libraries, and removing stray authoring traces.

Document dates

Creation: Not set

Modification: Auto-update on export

Date controls help when you want clean archive files or corrected document properties.

Recent exports

Successful metadata exports will be remembered here on this device.

Why this gets reused

People regularly need to clean up sloppy PDF properties before sending proposals, reports, and archive files.

Metadata also matters for internal search, professional presentation, and privacy-sensitive documents.

Because it runs locally, it fits the same trust model as the rest of your PDF toolkit.

What this adds

This gives the document category a genuine finish-and-polish step, not just structural editing.

It pairs naturally with watermarking, page numbering, and cleanup tools right before export.

Together those flows make the PDF section feel closer to a lightweight document workstation.