View PDF Metadata Online – See PDF Properties
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How to Check PDF Metadata
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Drop the PDF whose properties you want to inspect onto the page.
View Title, Author, Subject, Keywords
The stored fields appear in a clean list, along with creator, producer, page count, and file size.
See Creation and Modification Dates
The document dates are shown too, so you know when the file was created and last changed.
Why Metadata Matters
Metadata controls how a document appears in file managers, search results, and print dialogs. A file with a clean title and author is far easier to find and identify later.
Before sharing a PDF, checking its metadata tells you what personal information — like your real name — is travelling with the file.
Understand PDF Metadata Fields
| Fields shown | Title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer |
|---|---|
| Also shown | Creation date, modification date, page count, size |
| File size limit | None, limited only by your browser |
| Registration | Not required |
| Upload | None, processed on your device |
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Frequently asked questions
What is PDF metadata?
Metadata is the document information stored inside a PDF: title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer, and creation or modification dates.
Where does this metadata come from?
It is embedded in the file itself by the app that created it — word processors, scanners, and PDF editors all write metadata into the document.
Can I change the metadata?
Yes — use the Edit PDF Metadata tool to update it, or Remove PDF Metadata to strip it entirely.
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