Upload your PDF
Select the PDF whose document properties you want to inspect or update.
Review and update supported PDF document properties such as title, author, subject, keywords and other metadata without changing the visible page content.
Select the PDF whose document properties you want to inspect or update.
Check the current title, author, subject, keywords and other supported document-property fields.
Update, replace or clear the metadata values you want to change.
Create and download a new PDF containing the updated document metadata.
Practical capabilities for this document workflow.
Review or update the supported PDF title property.
Update the author field stored in supported PDF metadata.
Change or clear the PDF subject field where supported.
Update document keywords used to describe the PDF.
Inspect supported metadata before creating the updated document.
Metadata editing changes document-property information rather than redesigning visible page content.
The current Fylvexa Edit Metadata workflow is designed to read and update supported PDF properties inside your browser, without requiring a Fylvexa document-processing server.
Select a question to view the answer.
PDF metadata is document information stored with the file, such as its title, author, subject, keywords, creator or producer information.
Yes, where the PDF metadata field is supported by the tool, you can update the stored author value and create a new output PDF.
Supported metadata fields can be cleared by removing their existing value before creating the updated PDF.
The metadata workflow is intended to update document-property information rather than visible page content.
No. Fylvexa creates a new output while your original source file remains separate.
The current Edit Metadata workflow is designed for browser-side PDF processing.
Open another Fylvexa tool that works well with this task.