PDF Metadata Editor
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View and edit PDF metadata: title, author, subject, keywords, and creator. Useful for SEO, organization, and rebranding.
PDF Info Viewer
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Inspect any PDF's full details: pages, dimensions, file size, metadata, version, encryption status, fonts used.
PDF Info Viewer
Drop a PDF here, or click to browse
PDF files only · up to ~50 MB
PDF Information
About This Tool
What This Tool Reports
- File details — name, size, MIME type
- Document structure — page count, PDF version, encryption status
- Page dimensions — width, height, and detected paper size (A4, Letter, etc.)
- Metadata — title, author, subject, keywords, creation date, modification date
- Creator software — what app produced the file
Why Inspect a PDF?
- Verify a downloaded document hasn’t been tampered with
- Check if a PDF is encrypted before trying to edit it
- Confirm page sizes before printing
- Audit metadata privacy before sharing externally
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the tool say my PDF is 'encrypted' even though it opens without a password?
Some PDFs use empty-password encryption u2014 meaning they're encrypted but with no actual password required. This is common with Acrobat's 'permissions-only' protection. The flag is still set, even though opening succeeds silently.
What does PDF version really mean?
It identifies which PDF specification the file uses. PDF 1.4 was widely supported by 2001. PDF 1.7 (2006) and PDF 2.0 (2017) added newer features. For maximum compatibility, save as PDF 1.4 or 1.5. Modern viewers handle all versions.
Why is creation date sometimes wildly inaccurate?
PDFs only carry the date their producing software wrote into them. If the original document was edited or re-saved, the date may reflect that, not when the original content was authored. Don't trust PDF dates for legal proof of authorship.