Update Document Properties for Each PDF
Select a file card to read and edit its six document information fields. Each PDF keeps its own values. Clear a field to remove it, or use the optional full metadata wipe when no metadata should remain.
How to Use This Tool
Add your PDFs
Select one or more PDF files. Enter the correct password if requested, then wait for document information to load.
Edit each document
Select a file card and change its fields. Leave the full metadata wipe option off to keep your edited values.
Save the copies
Click “Save changes”. Download individual results or a ZIP containing multiple updated PDFs.
Edit PDF Metadata: practical uses and limits
Edit document information such as title, author and subject without treating it as visible page text. Check the saved file properties separately from the document’s printed title and retain an original for comparison.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which fields can I edit?
Title, author, subject, keywords, creator and producer. Existing values are read into the form for each document.
Does editing one file change every document?
No. Select each file card to change that document’s own fields. The save action processes all documents whose information has loaded.
What happens when I clear a field?
An empty value removes that field from the saved PDF.
What does the full metadata wipe option do?
It clears document information, dates, XMP metadata and stored thumbnails. It also removes the six edited fields after they are written, so leave it off when you want to keep those values.
Can this remove sensitive text from the pages?
No. Editing or clearing metadata does not remove visible text or images from the PDF pages.
Are the source PDFs changed or uploaded?
No. Processing runs locally in your browser and creates new copies. Multiple completed files can be downloaded together as a ZIP.
Is this PDF tool completely free?
Yes. Processing and downloading results are completely free. Keep an original copy for future work.
