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Edit PDF Metadata

Fix the title, author, subject, keywords, and dates embedded in any PDF. Make it searchable, correctly attributed, and professional — without touching a single page.

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Edit PDF Metadata

Read & edit PDF document properties

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Output format: .pdf · Compatible with all PDF viewers

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How It Works

Simple steps to get your converted file

1

Upload your PDF

Drop your PDF. Its current metadata is extracted and pre-filled into the editor so you can see exactly what's already there.

2

Edit the metadata fields

Update Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, Creator, Producer, and dates. The preview panel shows how each viewer will display your changes.

3

Download the updated PDF

Click Download and receive a PDF with your new metadata. Pages, fonts, and images are completely unchanged.

Live Metadata Editor

Edit Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, and dates — see exactly how your changes will appear in browser tabs and file explorers.

Metadata Fields3 fields modified
TitleModified
Q4 Financial Report 2024
AuthorModified
Jane Smith
Subject
Annual financial summary
Keywords
finance, Q4, revenue, report
CreatorModified
ConvertPDF.ai

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Q4 Financial Report 2024

Q4 Financial Report 2024

By Jane Smith

Make Your PDFs Correctly Identified

Accurate metadata makes PDFs searchable, attributable, and professional in every viewer.

Edit All Standard Fields

Update Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, Creator, and Producer — all the fields that PDF viewers and operating systems read and display.

Better Search Discoverability

PDFs with accurate metadata surface correctly in Windows Explorer, macOS Spotlight, Google Drive, and document management systems.

Preview How It Appears

See exactly how your metadata will look in a browser tab, in Adobe Acrobat's Document Properties panel, and in OS file explorers.

Content Unchanged

Only the metadata fields are modified — every page, image, font, and vector stays exactly as it was. File size changes by just a few bytes.

Remove Private Metadata

Clear author, creator, and software fields before sharing a PDF externally. Strip personally identifiable metadata with one click.

Fix Dates & Timestamps

Correct wrong creation and modification dates on scanned documents or PDFs exported from other tools. Set any date you need.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about this tool

You can edit all standard XMP and DocInfo metadata: Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, Creator (authoring tool), Producer (PDF library), and Created / Modified dates. Custom XMP properties are preserved as-is.

No — metadata is stored in a separate section of the PDF. Changing it has no effect on page content, fonts, images, or file structure. The output is identical to the source except for the fields you changed.

Many PDFs inherit metadata from the application used to create them. For example, Word exports the document author and filename as the PDF title. Our tool lets you correct these programmatically-set values.

Yes — click 'Clear all fields' to empty every metadata field in one go. The output PDF will have no identifying metadata, which is useful before sharing documents externally.

No — this tool only edits the visible metadata fields (Title, Author, etc.). For removing hidden revision history, comments, or embedded document properties from Word/Excel sources, use our Sanitize PDF tool.