Edit PDF Metadata Online Free — Title, Author, Keywords

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How to edit a PDF's metadata online

  1. Choose the PDF you want to edit.
  2. VitePDF reads its existing title, author, keywords, and creation date, and fills them in for you.
  3. Change whatever you like — leave a field blank to remove that piece of information entirely.
  4. Click Save metadata, then download.

Why use VitePDF

  • Starts from what's already there, so you're editing rather than guessing and retyping everything from scratch.
  • Only the metadata changes — every page, all the text, and the formatting stay byte-for-byte the same.
  • Everything happens in your browser — your PDF is never uploaded anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Where does this information actually show up?

A PDF's title, author, and keywords are stored inside the file itself and show up in things like your browser tab's title when viewing the PDF, a PDF reader's document properties panel, and sometimes in search engine results if the PDF is published online.

How should I format keywords?

Separate each keyword or phrase with a comma — for example invoice, 2026, draft. Multi-word phrases are fine; just put a comma between each one.

Is my file uploaded anywhere?

No — reading and updating the metadata both happen entirely on your device using your browser's own processing power. Your PDF never leaves your computer.

Is there a file size limit?

Files up to 70 MB are free — Premium removes that limit entirely.