Edit PDF Metadata — Tidy the Info Left in a Document
PDFs store invisible information along with the content. The name of the person who made it, the program used, or an internal working title often remain and go out unnoticed.
This tool shows all the info recorded in the document and lets you edit or clear entries. You can also use it to fill in the title and keywords properly for better searchability.
Edited info is written to a new PDF. Page content is never touched, so there's no worry about the body changing.
Limits of this tool
- It edits Document Info entries. XMP metadata that some programs leave separately may not be fully removed.
- Personal info written as text within the body isn't metadata and isn't cleared by this tool.
How to use
- 1
Upload the PDF
The title, author, subject, keywords, producer, and dates currently recorded in the file fill the input fields.
- 2
Edit or clear values
Edit the entries you need directly, or use "Clear all" to wipe potentially personal items at once.
- 3
Save
Download a new PDF with the edited info.
Key features
Shows current values
You can see what's stored before editing, reducing info you leave in by accident.
Clear all at once
Tidy items that hint at a person or organization, like author and producer, in one step.
Body unchanged
Only the document info is rewritten; the page content is untouched.
Search optimization
Filling in the title and keywords makes the document easier to find in a document system or search.
When to use it
Tidying before external submission
Clear entries with an author name and internal project code before sending.
Adding to a library
Standardize titles and keywords to a rule to keep your document management consistent.
Reusing a template
Replace an old title left in a file copied from an old document with new content.
How are your files handled?
Both viewing and editing metadata happen in your browser. The values you enter are written to the file only when you save and are never transmitted.
Selected files open only in your browser's memory, and results are handed straight to your device when you save. Close the tab and any remaining data is gone with it. See the Privacy Policy and File Retention Policy for details.