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Fix the document properties readers see first — set the right title, author, subject and keywords in seconds.
Select your PDF — drag it into the tool or click Select PDF to browse.
Type the title, author, subject and keywords the document should carry.
Apply the changes. The properties are written into the file.
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Title bars often show leftovers like 'Document1'. Replace them with a proper, human-readable title.
Keyword metadata helps desktop search and document systems find the right file.
Editing runs locally — the document never reaches a server.
Files with proper titles and authors look finished when clients receive them.
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Add the PDF, type the new title, author, subject and keywords, and apply. The updated file downloads instantly — free, no account.
In the reader's title bar and document properties dialog, in file indexes, and often as the tab title when the PDF opens in a browser.
Many tools save files with placeholder titles like 'untitled' or the original Word filename. Editing the metadata replaces that with a proper title.
You can blank the fields out. The file also carries technical metadata like creation dates — those are normal and harmless.
No. Metadata is document info, not page content. If your pages contain sensitive text, that stays visible — redact the pages separately.
No. The editing runs entirely in your browser, so the document never leaves your device.
Edit PDF metadata — title, author, keywords, free