PDF Metadata Inspector & Remover

Remove PDF metadata online, including document properties, author details, and hidden file information. Clean PDF metadata before sharing documents with EverySolve.

Category: PDF & Documents

How to Use PDF Metadata Inspector & Remover

  1. Upload your PDF document to inspect existing metadata properties (title, author, subject, creator, producer, dates).
  2. Review the detected metadata fields displayed in the inspector panel.
  3. Click 'Wipe Metadata' to strip all identifying EXIF, XMP, and document info dictionary tags.
  4. Download your sanitized, privacy-compliant PDF with all personal identifying traces removed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What metadata tags are removed from the PDF?

The tool strips document info dictionaries and XMP metadata packets, removing author names, creator software, creation and modification timestamps, title, subject, and keywords.

Will wiping metadata change the visual contents of my PDF?

No. The document's visual pages, text, graphics, and layout remain completely untouched. Only invisible background metadata streams are sanitized.

Are my files uploaded when cleaning metadata?

No. Metadata inspection and sanitization run locally inside your browser using client-side PDF object parsing.