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Set the title and author on a final PDF so the document properties look professional.
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Edit PDF title, author, subject, keywords, and creator metadata.
PDF Metadata Editor updates the document information stored inside a PDF. Set title, author, subject, keywords, creator, and producer, or clear those six information fields before sharing. Other metadata may remain.
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Tool guidance maintained by Leslie 路 Updated November 6, 2026. Report an incorrect result.
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Set the title and author on a final PDF so the document properties look professional.
Clear the six listed information fields before sharing a copy. This is not complete anonymization: other metadata, comments, and visible identifiers may remain.
To correct a report title, fill Title and leave unrelated fields blank. Blank fields are skipped during normal editing; they do not erase existing values. Keywords are split at commas. The form does not show the current stored values, so inspect document properties in a PDF reader before and after the edit.
Clear six information fields takes precedence over entered values and clears title, author, subject, keywords, creator, and producer together. It does not inspect or remove every metadata location, dates, attachments, comments, or names printed on pages. Do not treat it as a full privacy scrub or a guarantee of search-engine ranking changes.
Download the sample input below. The reference output was generated in a local processor test on November 6, 2026.
Open the sample. Set Title to Changed, Author to Author, Subject to Subject, Keywords to alpha,beta, Creator to Creator and Producer to Producer. Leave Clear six information fields unchecked. Select PDF Metadata Editor, then download your result.
Open the saved PDF in a reader with a document properties panel. Compare all six fields, including both keywords. The title should now read Changed.
Download the reference output (PDF)Metadata is document information such as title, author, subject, keywords, creator, and producer stored inside the PDF.
A clear title and keywords can help documents stay organized and findable in libraries and search tools.
No. Only the document information dictionary is changed.
You can set title, author, subject, keywords, creator, and producer. The form does not display existing values or creation and modification dates.