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PDF Metadata Online
See the hidden details stored inside a PDF — title, author, dates and page count — then edit or clear them and download a tidied copy, locally in your browser.
How to use PDF Metadata
- Add one PDF
- Review the metadata shown
- Edit the fields, or clear them all
- Download the updated PDF
Good to know
- Set a clear title before sharing — many PDF readers and search tools display the title instead of the file name.
- Clear metadata before sending a file publicly if it contains an author name or software details you would rather not share.
- Editing metadata does not change page content, and it cannot remove information that is printed visibly on the pages themselves.
Frequently asked questions
What is PDF metadata?
Metadata is information stored inside the file but not printed on its pages, such as title, author, subject, keywords, the program that created it, and creation and modification dates.
Does editing metadata change my pages?
No. Only the stored details change. The pages, text and images stay exactly as they were, and your original file is not modified.
Can I remove all metadata?
Yes. Use the clear option to empty the title, author, subject and keywords before downloading. Some readers may still show the creating program name added when the new file is saved.
Drag & drop one PDF, or click to browse
Runs locally in your browser — the PDF is never uploaded.
Privacy: everything runs on this device. Metadata editing does not alter page content.
Processed locally in your browser. Closing this tab clears everything.