Edit metadata
See — and rewrite — what your PDF says about you
Every PDF carries invisible metadata: author names, the software that created it, edit timestamps. Read it, fix it, or wipe it — entirely in your browser. Your file never uploads anywhere.
Drop a PDF to inspect its metadata
processed locally · nothing uploads · nothing to leak
How it works
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Metadata leaks are real
The BTK serial killer was identified in 2005 through metadata on a disk he mailed to police. Government dossiers have exposed hidden author names the same way.
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Edit or wipe, consistently
PDFs store metadata twice — in the Info dictionary and an XMP stream. We rewrite the fields you change and drop the XMP copy, so stale values can't survive in a second place.
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Zero upload
Reading and rewriting happens on your own device. Open your network panel and verify: no bytes ever leave the browser.