Edit PDF metadata
Give a PDF a proper title, author, subject and keywords — on your device.
Drop a PDF here
or use the button — one PDF at a time
A good title and author help a PDF show up correctly in readers, libraries and search. This tool reads the document’s current metadata, lets you edit each field, and writes the values back. Unicode is fully supported, so names and titles with accents or Polish characters are saved correctly.
How it works
- Choose the PDF.
- The current title, author, subject and keywords load automatically.
- Edit any field you like.
- Click Save and download the updated PDF.
Example uses
- Naming a scanned contract so readers show a real title, not “Scan_0007”.
- Adding an author and keywords to a report before archiving it.
- Correcting a wrong title that a converter left behind.
Frequently asked questions
Are accented or Polish characters supported?
Yes. Metadata is stored as Unicode text, so titles and names with characters like ż, ó or ł are saved correctly.
Will it change my pages?
No. Only the document information fields change; the page content stays identical.
How do I wipe everything instead?
Use Remove PDF metadata to clear every field at once.
Your files stay on your device
This tool runs entirely in your browser. After the page has loaded, nothing about your document is sent to a server — no upload, no account, no watermark.
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