What is PDF metadata?

PDF metadata includes document properties like title, author, subject, keywords, creator, and producer. This information helps organize, search, and identify PDF files.

Which metadata fields can I edit?

You can edit six fields: Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, Creator, and Producer. All fields are optional and can be left blank.

Will editing metadata change the document content?

No. Editing metadata only changes the document properties. The visible content, formatting, and pages remain completely unchanged.

How do keywords help with searchability?

Keywords are indexed by search engines and document management systems, making it easier to find your PDF when searching for specific terms.

Can I view the current metadata before editing?

Yes. When you upload a PDF, the existing metadata fields are automatically populated so you can see and modify the current values.

Modifier les Métadonnées

Edit the metadata properties of your PDF documents. Update the title, author, subject, keywords, creator, and producer fields to improve document organization, searchability, and professional presentation. All changes are applied instantly in your browser.

Vos fichiers sont traités localement et ne sont jamais téléchargés sur un serveur.

Cas d'Utilisation

Professional Document Preparation

Set proper title and author fields before sharing reports, proposals, or contracts with clients.

Document Library Management

Add consistent metadata to PDFs for better organization in document management systems.

SEO for Published PDFs

Add descriptive titles, subjects, and keywords to PDFs published online for better search engine visibility.

Compliance and Record Keeping

Update author and producer fields to meet regulatory or organizational documentation requirements.

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