Drag and drop an audio file or click to select it. Supports MP3, FLAC, OGG, and other formats with tag support.
Update title, artist, album, year, genre, track number, and comments. Review the fields before saving.
Click save and download your audio file with updated metadata. The audio quality remains unchanged.
Your audio files never leave your device. All metadata editing happens in your browser — no server uploads.
No registration, no file limits, no watermarks. Edit metadata on as many audio files as you need, completely free.
Edit the most common ID3 fields including title, artist, album, year, genre, track number, and comments.
Tag your personal music collection with correct artist names, album titles, and genres — after converting files with Audio Convert if needed.
Standardize titles, artists, and track numbers before importing MP3 files into a phone, car stereo, or DJ library.
Correct misspelled or missing metadata on purchased music files before importing into your library.
Add track numbers and album info to individually downloaded songs to organize them into complete albums.
| Format | Description | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| MP3 | ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags | Universal music tagging |
| FLAC | Vorbis comment tags | Lossless music metadata |
| OGG | Vorbis comment tags | Open-source audio tagging |
| WAV | INFO and ID3 tags | Basic metadata on uncompressed files |
Use consistent formatting for artist and album names across your library to keep everything organized.
Fill in track number and album fields together so full albums sort correctly in music players.
Include the year field so your music library can be sorted chronologically by release date.
Use the genre field to tag files accurately — this helps smart playlists and music discovery. After tagging, use Compress Audio to reduce file sizes for sharing, or Convert Audio to change format.
There are two main approaches to editing audio metadata online: tools that process files in your browser (client-side) and tools that upload files to remote servers. Here is how they compare.
FyleTools reads and writes audio metadata tags directly in your browser using WebAssembly. The tool parses the file header to extract existing tags, lets you modify them, and writes the updated tags back without touching the audio data. No data leaves your device.