Edit PDF metadata
The properties a reader shows and a search engine indexes: title, author, subject, keywords, the creating application and the creation date. Edit them, copy the shared ones to a whole batch, or clear every field before a document leaves the house. Written to the Info dictionary and to the XMP packet alike, so Acrobat and the rest show the same thing.
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Frequently asked questions
Why do some viewers still show the old title after other tools change it?
A PDF states its properties twice: in the Info dictionary and, when the producing application wrote one, in an XMP packet - and Acrobat trusts the XMP when both exist. This tool writes every field to both and removes an emptied field from both, so the viewers agree.
Can I strip all metadata before sharing a document?
Yes: Clear all empties every field - title, author, subject, keywords, application and creation date - and the file is saved without them. The producer reads MammothPDF and the modification date is the time of saving; nothing else about you is written.
Does it change the pages?
No. Only the document's properties are written; the pages, bookmarks, links and forms are untouched.
Is the PDF uploaded?
Nothing is uploaded: the file is opened and processed inside your browser and never leaves your device. Close the tab and it is gone.
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