PowerPoint PPTX Metadata Editor
View and edit PowerPoint presentation metadata: title, author, company, manager. Strip personal info before sharing decks. Slide titles and structure preserved.
Drop your .pptx file here or click to upload
PowerPoint presentations only • Max 50MB
PowerPoint PPTX Metadata Editor Tutorial
Why edit PPTX metadata?
PowerPoint presentations carry hidden metadata: author name, company, last modified by, even the original template. When you share a deck with a client or post it online, all of that goes with it.
- Privacy: Strip your name and company before sharing externally
- Whitelabel: Replace internal author info with your client's name
- Compliance: Finance and HR teams often require metadata cleanup before delivery
- Forensics protection: Avoid leaking who edited a deck and when
How does it work?
A .pptx file is just a ZIP archive containing XML files. The metadata lives in docProps/core.xml (Dublin Core fields) and docProps/app.xml (Office-specific fields). This tool reads those XML files, lets you edit the values, and rebuilds the .pptx with the new metadata. Slide contents and structure are never touched — slide titles (HeadingPairs / TitlesOfParts) are preserved verbatim.
Editable fields
Core properties (Dublin Core):
title,subject,creator(author)keywords,description(comments)lastModifiedBy,revisioncreated,modifieddates (W3CDTF)category,contentStatus,language
Extended properties (Office-specific):
Application,AppVersionCompany,Manager,TemplateTotalTime(minutes spent editing)DocSecurity(0=none, 1=password, 2=read-only rec, 4=read-only enforced)PresentationFormat(e.g. "Widescreen")
Slide titles, slide counts, and shared-doc flags are read-only — they're tied to the presentation structure and editing them would corrupt the file.