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Edit metadata

View and change a PDF's title, author, subject, and other details stored in the file itself. Runs entirely in your browser.

Nothing above is ever sent to a server — check your browser's network tab if you'd like to see for yourself.

How to edit metadata

  1. Add your file. Click the drop zone or drag a single PDF onto the page.
  2. Review the current details. Existing title, author, subject, and other fields load automatically.
  3. Edit and save. Change any field, then apply the update directly in memory.
  4. Download. Save the updated file straight to your device.

Why do this locally instead of online?

A document's metadata can reveal more than people expect — the real name behind a shared account, an internal project codename, a previous author's identity. This tool reads and rewrites metadata using a library running directly in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

What is PDF metadata, exactly?

Behind-the-scenes fields like title, author, and subject, stored in the file itself but not printed on the page.

Does clearing metadata make a PDF fully anonymous?

It removes these specific fields, but a PDF can carry other identifying details in its content.

Will editing metadata change how the document looks?

No — only the behind-the-scenes fields change.

Can I remove all metadata instead of editing it?

Yes — clear each field and save; empty values are stored as blank.

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