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When exporting a score to PDF, MuseScore should embed the score's metadata (such as Title, Composer/Author, Copyright, etc.) into the PDF file's metadata fields.
This would make the PDF easier to catalog, search, and manage in document libraries or archives, and is consistent with how many publishing tools behave.
Benefits
Improves discoverability when opening the PDF in a viewer or organizing files.
Makes it easier to identify the author and source of the file without opening it.
Brings MuseScore closer to professional publishing standards.
Suggested behavior
Use the following mappings, for example:
PDF "Title" → MuseScore "Work Title"
PDF "Author" → MuseScore "Composer" (or combined composer/lyricist)
PDF "Subject" → MuseScore "Subtitle" (if present)
PDF "Copyright" → MuseScore "Copyright"
Additional info
Many PDF viewers (Adobe Reader, macOS Preview, etc.) display this metadata. Currently, MuseScore PDFs have blank or generic metadata.
Problem to be solved
When I export a score to PDF, the resulting file does not contain any useful metadata such as the title, composer, or copyright. This means that when I view the PDF in a reader or file browser, I can't easily identify or search for the score by its actual content.
This lack of metadata makes it harder to organize files, especially when managing a large collection of scores. It also reduces the usefulness of the exported PDF when shared with others or archived.
Prior art
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Additional context
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Feature Request
When exporting a score to PDF, MuseScore should embed the score's metadata (such as Title, Composer/Author, Copyright, etc.) into the PDF file's metadata fields.
This would make the PDF easier to catalog, search, and manage in document libraries or archives, and is consistent with how many publishing tools behave.
Benefits
Suggested behavior
Use the following mappings, for example:
Additional info
Many PDF viewers (Adobe Reader, macOS Preview, etc.) display this metadata. Currently, MuseScore PDFs have blank or generic metadata.
Problem to be solved
When I export a score to PDF, the resulting file does not contain any useful metadata such as the title, composer, or copyright. This means that when I view the PDF in a reader or file browser, I can't easily identify or search for the score by its actual content.
This lack of metadata makes it harder to organize files, especially when managing a large collection of scores. It also reduces the usefulness of the exported PDF when shared with others or archived.
Prior art
No response
Additional context
No response
Checklist
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: