PDF Metadata Editor
Rewrite the title, author, subject and keyword fields.
Every PDF carries hidden descriptive fields that document viewers, libraries and search tools read before they read the pages. Files exported from word processors often keep a stale author name or an internal file path as the title. This editor loads the existing values, lets you correct them, and writes a fresh copy with the new details, leaving the visible pages exactly as they were. It is a small habit that makes archives far easier to search and avoids leaking the name of whoever happened to hit Export. Loading, editing and saving all happen in your browser without a round trip to any server.
How to use the PDF Metadata Editor
- Upload the PDF; the current fields appear in the boxes below.
- Edit the title, author, subject or keywords as needed.
- Press Save Metadata and download the updated file.
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