Edit PDF Metadata

Update the title, author, subject, and keywords stored inside your PDF.

✓ Free to use · Runs in your browser · No sign-up

1. Choose your PDF

Your files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers.

Choose a file or drop it here

PDF documents only. Choose a file from your device, or drag it into this box.

Your files stay on your device. Maximum 25 MB per file.

How to use Edit PDF Metadata

  1. Choose a PDF from your device. Your files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers.
  2. Choose a PDF and edit its existing document details. Clear a field to remove its value.
  3. Save the details and download the updated copy.

A closer look

Change the standard descriptive fields that many PDF readers display in Document Properties. Editing these fields does not change text printed on the pages. The old XMP metadata stream is removed to avoid conflicting descriptions; other custom properties and embedded content can remain. This is not a complete privacy scrubber.

A practical example

Change a document’s internal title from Untitled to Project overview. This updates its properties; it does not rewrite the heading printed on page 1.

A useful tip

Use commas to separate keywords, such as invoice, September, travel. Changing the title does not rename your original file.

Good questions. Simple answers.

Will this remove all personal information?

No. Visible content, annotations, attachments, and custom properties may still contain personal information.

Explore all pdf tools for related tasks and category-specific guidance, or read how Toolzafi handles your data.

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