Edit PDF Metadata — Offline & Private
View and edit PDF title, author, subject and properties. All changes happen in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
View and edit PDF title, author, subject and properties. All changes happen in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
PDF metadata fields — title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer — are often filled with software-generated strings that are wrong, reveal internal tools used, or are simply missing. Editing them correctly matters for document management, search indexing, and accessibility. OfflinePDF reads the existing metadata fields directly in your browser using pdf-lib, lets you edit any field, and saves the updated document back to disk without any server interaction.
| Feature | OfflinePDF | Typical Online Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Uploads your PDF | Never | Always |
| Full metadata field access | Yes | Varies |
| Privacy field audit | Yes | Rarely |
| Works without internet | Yes | No |
| No account required | Yes | Often required |
Metadata is readable by anyone who opens the PDF properties. Author fields often reveal real names, usernames, or the software used to create the document.
Yes. You can blank any or all fields — useful for sharing documents without revealing authorship or creation tools.
No. Metadata is stored in the PDF dictionary separately from page content. Your text and images are unaffected.