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Inspect title, author, subject, dates, and other PDF document properties in a clear table.
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Private · Browser-based · No account · No upload
PDF Metadata Viewer is a free online PDF Tools tool on AllToolHub. Inspect title, author, subject, dates, and other PDF document properties in a clear table.
Unlike installable desktop suites, PDF Metadata Viewer loads in a tab so you can finish a task without creating an account or learning a heavyweight app.
This tool is a good fit when you need help with metadata, info, properties, pdf.
Upload a PDF to inspect.
Click View metadata to load title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer, and dates.
Review the table, then copy or download as text if needed.
Nothing is uploaded — inspection runs locally.
Yes. PDF Metadata Viewer on AllToolHub is free, requires no account, and is built to run in your browser without a paid plan or watermarks from us.
Processing is designed to happen locally in your browser whenever possible. PDF bytes are processed in the browser whenever possible so drafts and contracts stay on your device. Standard web hosting may still log technical page requests, not your file contents.
After the first visit, the Progressive Web App cache can keep many pages available offline. Tool scripts must be cached first; heavy libraries load when you open the tool.
Keep an original backup before irreversible edits like compression or permanent page deletes. Related tools appear in the sidebar if you need a neighboring workflow.
Modern Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and mobile equivalents. Some advanced file or crypto features need a recent browser version.
Document info such as title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer, creation and modification dates, page count, size, and encryption status.
Inspect title, author, subject, dates, and other PDF document properties in a clear table. It runs in your browser on AllToolHub with no account required.
Very large inputs may be limited by your device memory and browser. For huge files, try a desktop machine or split the work into smaller batches.