MP3TAG is a tag editor that you can use to quickly edit the metadata of your audio files. Metadata is displayed in iTunes, Winamp and other players and provides additional information about your audio tracks.

Using metadata, you can organize your music into libraries, find specific songs, and even filter by one specific artist or album. So editing the metadata can be very important, because many songs downloaded from the internet contain no metadata at all, or worse, contain the wrong metadata.

The program can work with many tag formats, including ID3v1, ID3v2.3, ID3v2.4, WMA, iTunes MP4, Vorbis comments, and even APE tags. The software also supports a wide range of audio formats including the popular MP3, AAC, FLAC, MP4, WMA, WAV and AIF.

In other words, you should be able to edit tags on almost any audio track. However, what if you need to edit the tags of an entire album that you just downloaded from the Internet? No problem; this software can perform batch editing procedures.

You select all tracks and then batch edit their metadata. Simple, fast and efficient! The program even lets you search for matching tags online: it can pull tags from services like Amazon, freedb, discogs, and MusicBrainz.

Among the various options you can find the user interface of this tag editor. According to tag information, there are options to batch rename files, replace words in file and tag names, and even export and import tag information. In addition, you can create playlists using tag filtering options.

You can download cover art for your audio tracks from Amazon and similar services. The program can export tag information in HTML, CSV and RTF format and generate reports about your collection.

The tagging is 100% compliant with Unicode standards. Another cool feature is that you can combine a set of actions into a macro and then perform all the actions again with one click. Once you master this feature, you can save quite a lot of time when editing tags in hundreds of audio files.

In our tests MP3TAG works better than other solutions like TagScanner or MediaMonkey. It supports more formats and its batch processing capabilities are second to none. All this is free!