Set the title, author, subject, and keywords stored inside a PDF file. Edit document properties in your browser with no upload.
This tool rewrites the document properties stored inside a PDF. Load a file, fill in the Title, Author, Subject, and Keywords fields, and download a copy with the new values. Keywords are entered as a comma-separated list. These properties appear in a PDF viewer's document information panel and can be read by search tools and file managers.
The edit happens in your browser and the updated file downloads with "metadata-" added to its name. Use it to give a report a proper title before publishing, replace a default author name, or add keywords for an archive. The page content itself is not changed. The fields start with sample values and do not read the file's existing properties, so fill in every field you care about.
No. The fields start with placeholder values rather than the file's existing properties, so enter every value you want the file to have.
No. Only the document information fields are updated; the page content stays the same.
No. The new properties are written in your browser and the file is saved directly to your device.