Document title
PDF viewers show the title from the metadata, and search engines use it in search results.
Set the document’s title, author, subject and keywords – or erase them before you send the file. It all happens right in your browser.
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Drag the document into the window. Its properties open right away.
Change the title, author, subject or keywords. The Clear all button removes them all.
Click Save description and download the PDF. The change is written to both the document info and the XMP metadata.
PDF viewers show the title from the metadata, and search engines use it in search results.
Erase the author’s name and other details with one click – for example, before sending the document.
Both the info dictionary and the XMP metadata are updated, so every app shows the same details.
You’ll also see the creating application, PDF version, page size, fonts, encryption and digital signatures.
Information about the document stored right in the file: the title, author, subject, keywords, the application it was created in, and the creation and modification dates. Every PDF viewer shows it in the document properties.
Search engines like Google use the title from the metadata in search results, and PDF viewers may show it in the window’s title bar. A descriptive title matters most for PDFs published on the web.
In the document properties, clear the Author field (or click Clear all), save the description and download the PDF. The author disappears from both the document info and the XMP metadata.
The page content stays the same. However, the file is saved again when you download it, so any digital signatures in it will no longer be valid – the editor warns you about this in advance.
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