Update document title, author, keywords, dates, and other PDF metadata in your browser.
Last updated: May 2026 | By Workshelve Team
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PDF metadata is information stored inside a PDF file, such as title, author, subject, keywords, creator software, and creation dates.
This data can help organize documents, improve searchability, and describe files without changing the visible page content.
Clear metadata makes PDFs easier to search, archive, and identify across document libraries.
It is also useful when preparing documents for clients, publishing workflows, or internal records.
PDFs can include hidden details about the creator application, author, or modification history.
Privacy mode helps clear identifying fields before you share a file outside your team.
Upload the file whose metadata you want to inspect or edit.
Update title, author, keywords, dates, or other available values.
Download a new PDF with the metadata changes applied.
Use short, descriptive titles and comma-separated keywords for cleaner search results.
Keep a copy of the original PDF when changing metadata for compliance or archive workflows.
Does this change visible PDF text?
No. Metadata edits do not rewrite the visible page content.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The PDF is processed locally in your browser.
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