Set a correct document title
No registration required · Works in browser · Files deleted automatically 120 minutes after processing.
Set PDF metadata
Set or change PDF metadata - title, author, subject and keywords - to make documents easier to organize.
- No sign-up
- Files up to 200 MB
- Deleted after 120 minutes
- Secure
Process file
Drag and drop a file or choose it from your device.
or choose on your device
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Files are processed automatically on our servers and are not sent to third-party file-processing services. Results are available for 120 minutes after processing and then deleted automatically. We do not read your files, back them up, or use them to train AI models. Terms · Privacy · File Processing Policy
Why it is useful
- ✓Documents are easier to organize and find.
- ✓Works in the browser without installing software.
- ✓Metadata helps catalog files.
How to use it
Step 1
Upload the PDF file.
Step 2
Enter the new metadata values.
Step 3
Start processing.
Step 4
Download the document and check the file properties.
When to use it
Specify the author and subject of a file
Add keywords for search
What to check before sharing
- Metadata is visible in the file properties.
- Do not put confidential data in the metadata.
Frequently asked questions
The document title, author, subject and keywords.
In the file properties shown by a PDF viewer.
No. The basic workflow is available without creating an account.
Files are used only for the selected operation and are automatically deleted after processing is finished. We do not use uploaded documents to train AI models.
FAQ
Answers to common questions about iHatePDF: whether registration is required, how files are processed, where to check limits, and whether it's safe to upload documents.
Limits
iHatePDF limits depend on the selected tool, current service configuration, and plan. Current values are shown in the upload interface. Formats: PDF, JPG, PNG, HEIC, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML.
Security
How ihatepdf.pro handles your files: temporary processing, automatic deletion after processing, no AI model training.
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