Processed locally — your file never leaves your device
PDF Metadata Viewer
See a PDF's title, author, creation date and other document metadata, entirely in your browser.
Drop a PDF file hereor click to choose a file from your deviceNothing is uploaded — every page is read and rebuilt entirely on your device.
How it works
- Drop a PDF file.
- Your browser reads the document-information fields locally — nothing is uploaded.
- Review title, author, dates and more.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
- No. Metadata is read entirely on your device.
- What metadata fields are shown?
- Title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer, creation date and modification date — the standard PDF document-information fields — plus the page count.
- Can I remove this metadata?
- Yes — use the related Remove PDF Metadata tool to strip these fields and download a cleaned copy.
- What happens to a digitally signed PDF?
- It still works, but the result won't be signed. These tools rebuild the document, and a digital signature only covers the exact bytes it was applied to — so any edit invalidates it. Signed PDFs are detected and you'll see a warning before you process one; keep the original if you need the signature to stay valid.