What information does PDF Info show?
PDF Info can show basic document details such as file name, file size, page count and common metadata fields like title, author, subject, keywords, creator and producer when those fields exist in the PDF.
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PDF Info creates a plain text report for a PDF. Check page count, file size and document properties with it before sending, archiving or processing the file with another tool. The report is separate from the PDF, so the original document is not changed.
The report can show the file name, size, page count and common metadata fields such as title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer and dates when those fields are available. That makes it easier to spot an old internal title, a missing author field or a file that has a different page count than expected.
PDF files can carry hidden document properties from Word, design software, scanner apps or previous versions of a file. A proposal may still show a draft title. A downloaded report may include a creator field from another system. PDF Info gives you a quick way to see what is there before you decide whether to edit metadata, remove metadata or send the file as it is.
You can upload multiple PDFs and receive separate info reports in a ZIP file. That is helpful when reviewing a folder of client files, checking a batch of forms or confirming document details before combining files into one packet.
PDF Info is a reader, not a validator or repair tool. It does not certify compliance, fix damaged files or change the PDF. If the report shows the wrong metadata, use Edit PDF Metadata or Remove PDF Metadata. If the file will not open, try Repair PDF.
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PDF Info can show basic document details such as file name, file size, page count and common metadata fields like title, author, subject, keywords, creator and producer when those fields exist in the PDF.
No. PDF Info creates a report and does not edit the uploaded PDF. It is meant for checking a file before sharing, archiving or running another tool.
It can show common document properties stored in the PDF metadata. It is not a forensic scanner and does not inspect every possible hidden object in a file. For ordinary title, author and creator checks, it is a practical first step.
Many PDFs keep metadata from the app or document they were created from. A proposal exported from Word might keep an old draft title, or a scanned file might show the scanner software as the creator. If the report shows old metadata, use Edit PDF Metadata or Remove PDF Metadata.
Yes. You can upload multiple PDFs within the tool limits. PDFem creates separate info reports and returns them in a ZIP when there is more than one output.
Use Remove PDF Metadata when you want to strip common document properties. Use Edit PDF Metadata when you want to replace title, author, subject or keywords with cleaner values instead of removing them.