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Edit PDF metadata

Set the document title, author, subject and keywords.

Drop your PDF files here

Or choose them from your device to get started.

50 MB total · No uploads

Enter replacement metadata. Blank fields are cleared.

Try a fictional example

Download the two-page practice PDF. Set title to Cedar review copy. Reopen the result in PDF Info and confirm that title while the two page contents stay intact.

Fine-tune your result

Replaces these four fields. Blank fields are cleared; the document-level XMP metadata is removed to avoid stale values.

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How to use Edit PDF metadata

Enter replacement properties

Title, author, subject and keywords replace stored values. Blank fields clear them.

Save metadata

Keep the source, run the task and inspect the result before accepting it.

Inspect the saved properties

Compare the saved copy with the practice result described above before using your own document.

Give a document meaningful properties

Set PDF title, author, subject and keywords in your browser. Blank fields clear those values; inspect the saved metadata.

A practical example

Set a clear report title and the correct author. Use document keywords to describe the file rather than stuffing unrelated search terms.

What to check in the result

These fields describe the PDF; they do not directly change this website’s Google ranking. The tool removes stale document XMP metadata when saving.

Supported files and limits

Use valid, unencrypted PDF files, within 50 MB total input. Complex files may exceed device memory.

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Questions & answers

Which metadata fields can I edit?

Title, author, subject and comma-separated keywords. Blank fields clear their values; producer, creation date and arbitrary custom properties are not editable here.