PDF4me lets you view and edit PDF metadata online, right in your browser. Open any file to see its title, author, subject, and keywords, then update those details or clear the ones you do not want to share. There is no software to install and no account needed to get started.
Metadata is the hidden information stored inside every PDF, and it often carries more than you expect. With PDF4me you stay in control of what your documents reveal, whether you are tidying up a report, preparing a file for the web, or removing personal details before you send it on.
Every PDF can hold details you never meant to send, such as an author name, the software that created it, or an old file path. PDF4me makes it easy to review these properties and clear the ones you want to keep private before you share or publish a document.
Your files are safe throughout. They are uploaded over an encrypted HTTPS connection, processed on protected servers, and removed automatically once you are done. We never share or sell your files.
Before you change anything, it helps to see what is already there. PDF4me shows you the full set of document properties, including the title, author, subject, and keywords, along with the creator and producer applications and the creation and modification dates.
This clear view makes it simple to spot outdated or incorrect information, so you can decide exactly what to update and what to remove.
PDF4me lets you update the metadata fields that matter most. Set a clear title so your document shows the right name in browsers and libraries, add the correct author, and write a helpful subject and keywords that make the file easier to find and organise.
Accurate metadata keeps large collections tidy and improves how your PDFs appear when they are indexed or searched, which is especially useful for reports, ebooks, and files you publish online.
Because PDF4me runs in your web browser, you can edit PDF metadata on Windows, Mac, and Linux computers, as well as on iOS and Android phones and tablets. There is nothing to download, install, or update.
That means you can check a document’s properties from your desk and clear a sensitive detail from your phone a moment later, all with the same tool and the same simple steps.
If you handle many documents, you can set metadata automatically instead of editing each file by hand. The PDF4me API and ready made connectors for Zapier, Power Automate, and Make let you update or clear metadata inside the workflows you already use.
It is a dependable way for teams and developers to standardise document properties at scale. For higher limits and priority processing, see the Pricing page.
Editing metadata is just one part of a bigger workflow. With PDF4me you can also edit, protect, and clean up your documents from the same place, so everything you need stays in one tool.
Helpful next steps include Redact PDF to hide sensitive content, Password Protect PDF to secure a file, and the PDF Editor to change the pages themselves.
Yes. You can view, edit, and clear PDF metadata for free, with no installation and no account required to get started. For higher usage limits and larger files, PDF4me also offers affordable subscription plans.
Upload your PDF to the editor, review the current properties, and change the title, author, subject, or keywords. Save your changes and download the updated file in seconds.
You can view and edit the standard document properties, including the title, author, subject, and keywords, and see details such as the creator, producer, and creation date. You can also clear the fields you do not want to share.
Yes. PDF4me lets you clear metadata such as the author, subject, and keywords, so you can remove personal or hidden details before you share or publish a document.
Yes. PDF4me runs in your web browser, so it works on Windows, Mac, and Linux computers as well as iOS and Android phones and tablets. There is nothing to download or install.
Your files are uploaded over a secure, encrypted connection and processed on protected servers. They are removed automatically after processing, and they are never shared or sold.