Add one or more PDFs. Fields you fill in are applied to every selected file; leave a field blank to leave that value unchanged.
Click to choose PDFs or drag & drop them here
Blank fields are left untouched on each file; only fields you type into are updated, and the same values are applied to every selected PDF.
Edit common PDF metadata such as Title, Author, Subject and Keywords. Metadata can help identify documents in file managers, document systems and search workflows without changing the visible page content.
Metadata is information stored with a PDF rather than the visible text on its pages. Common fields include title, author, subject and keywords. Updating these fields can make document collections easier to organize.
Clear metadata can improve document identification when files are archived, shared or indexed. For example, a descriptive title can be easier to recognize than a filename such as document-final-2.pdf.
Changing metadata does not automatically rewrite visible headings, body text, images or tables inside the PDF. If the page itself needs editing, use a PDF editing or stamping tool instead.
The tool focuses on common fields such as Title, Author, Subject and Keywords.
Metadata is separate from the visible page content, so changing it is not the same as editing the page.
The tool includes bulk-oriented metadata controls; use the interface to select the files and values you want to apply.