PDF metadata — title, author, subject, keywords, creator, and creation date — is embedded invisibly in the file and can expose information you don't intend to share. PDFStream's metadata editor lets you view and edit all fields. Read the current metadata to audit what's embedded. Edit or clear any field: remove the author name before publishing externally, update the title to match the current document version, add keywords for search indexing, or clear the creation date for privacy. Use cases: sanitizing metadata before sharing a document externally, updating a title and author after revising a document, adding keywords for a document management system, or removing personally identifying information from PDF properties.

How-to

1
Upload File
Select your PDF.
2
Check and Edit Metadata
Review and edit the title, author, subject, keywords, etc.
3
Save
Download the PDF with updated metadata.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is metadata important?▼

Titles and keywords are used by search engines and PDF viewers to categorize and search for documents.

Can I change creation/modification dates?▼

Yes, you can edit dates as well.

Is the metadata editing feature free?▼

Yes, it is free.

Is the file saved on the server?▼

No, all processing is local.

Can I use it on mobile?▼

Yes.

Is the quality maintained?▼

Yes.

Is there a file size limit?▼

No.

How long does it take?▼

A few seconds.

Can I download the result multiple times?▼

Yes, in the same session.

What if an error occurs?▼

Retry if the file is corrupted.

Last updated: June 26, 2026

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