Review and change hidden PDF properties such as title, author, creator, and producer before a file goes to a client, portal, or records system. The cleanup happens in your browser, which is useful when document history and privacy both matter.
Drop PDF to View & Edit Metadata
Supported: PDF
A PDF can contain more than what appears on the page. Metadata may include title information, author details, creation dates, software names, and other clues that are useful in some workflows and unnecessary in others. Reviewing metadata is a small step that can make file sharing cleaner and more intentional.
Every tool runs in your browser, so there is no upload queue slowing the job down.
That is useful for private work and for large files on limited bandwidth.
These links connect nearby PDF tasks so people can move from one document step to the next without bouncing back to the homepage.
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