Edit PDF MetadataModify Document Properties
Edit and update PDF document metadata including title, author, subject, keywords, and other properties for better organization and searchability.
PDF Metadata Properties
Select PDF files to edit metadata
Drag and drop your PDF files here, or click to browse
Supports multiple files • Maximum 50MB per file
Why Choose Our PDF Metadata Editor?
Complete Metadata Control
Edit all PDF metadata fields including title, author, subject, keywords, and more
Document Organization
Improve document searchability and organization with proper metadata
Batch Processing
Update metadata for multiple PDF files simultaneously for maximum efficiency
About the PDF Metadata Editor
This tool edits PDF metadata — the title, author, subject and keywords stored inside the file. It is how you fix a document that shows a stale filename or a previous author in its properties before sending it out.
Edit PDF metadata when the properties panel says the wrong thing. A PDF exported from a template often carries the template author's name; one saved from a browser may have a title like "untitled-3"; a file passed between colleagues can still credit whoever created the original. Readers, search tools and document systems all display these fields.
The title matters most, because most readers show it in the window and tab rather than the filename. Author and subject show up in file managers and document libraries, and keywords feed internal search in systems that index PDF properties.
Editing metadata does not alter a single page — the visible document is untouched. It is also worth checking before publishing anything, since author names and software fingerprints left in metadata reveal more than people expect.
How to use the PDF Metadata Editor
- Upload the PDF. Drag the file onto the drop zone to read its current metadata.
- Review the existing fields. See what the document currently reports for title, author, subject and keywords.
- Edit the values. Correct the fields you want changed. Leave the rest as they are.
- Save and download. Write the new metadata and download the updated PDF.
PDF Metadata Editor features
- PDF metadata editing
- Document properties
- Title author editing
- Keywords modification
- Batch processing
- Document organization
- Professional management
- Search optimization
- Business workflow
- Management essential
Frequently asked questions
Which PDF metadata fields can I edit?
Title, author, subject and keywords — the fields shown in a reader's document properties panel and indexed by document systems.
Why does my PDF show the wrong title?
Most readers display the internal title field, not the filename. Editing that field fixes what the window and tab show.
Does editing metadata change the pages?
No. Page content is untouched. Only the descriptive fields stored alongside it change.
Can I remove the author name entirely?
Yes. Clear the author field and save. The document then reports no author.
Why does metadata matter before publishing?
It travels with the file. Author names, original filenames and software fingerprints are visible to anyone who opens the properties panel.