Edit Metadata
Edit PDF document properties
Update title, author, subject, and keywords
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Document Properties
Leave fields empty to keep their existing values. Only filled fields will be updated.
Edit your PDF's document properties — title, author, subject, and keywords — directly in the browser. Useful for cleaning up scans or correcting attribution.
Frequently asked questions
- What metadata fields can I edit?
- Title, author, subject, and keywords. These appear in PDF properties and are indexed by search engines if the PDF is published online.
- Does editing metadata change the page content?
- No — only the document properties are updated. Pages, images, text, and formatting are untouched.
- Why would I edit PDF metadata?
- Common uses: correcting author names on scanned documents, removing personal information before sharing, or adding keywords for online discoverability.
- Does this remove hidden metadata like GPS or author info from Word?
- Only the standard document property fields are modified. Embedded XMP metadata or author information baked in by Word or PowerPoint may persist.
- Can I clear all metadata fields?
- Leave any field blank and save — that removes the value for that property.