Step 1
Select a PDF file from your device.
Use NewTools to view PDF metadata directly in your browser. Shows available title, author, creator, dates, producer, and page count.
Secure PDF Metadata Reader. Instantly reveal hidden properties, author information, and creation dates inside your PDFs. The processing happens securely on your own device.
Select a PDF file from your device.
Wait momentarily while the browser parses the document structure.
Review the extracted metadata fields displayed on the screen.
Check the embedded author and creator tool (e.g. Microsoft Word or Adobe InDesign) to verify the source of a document before publishing.
Review hidden metadata to ensure sensitive company information or author names are not accidentally leaked in public PDFs.
If a field appears blank, it means the software used to create the PDF did not include that specific piece of metadata.
This tool reads structural PDF metadata. It does not extract EXIF data from images embedded inside the PDF.
Every PDF file contains an internal dictionary of metadata. This includes information about who created the file, the software (Producer) used to generate it, and exact timestamps. This data is often hidden from standard PDF readers.
Because PDFs can contain sensitive or proprietary information, uploading them to external servers just to check properties is a security risk. Our tool parses the file locally, ensuring your documents remain private.
Drop a PDF here or choose one
PDF up to 50 MB. Processing stays in your browser for supported files.