Select an MP3 or supported audio file from your device. FyleTools reads the current metadata in your browser, including common fields such as title, artist, album, year, genre, track number, comment, and cover art.
Correct the song title, artist name, album, release year, genre, track number, and comments. For MP3 files, these values map to familiar ID3 frames such as TIT2 for title, TPE1 for artist, TALB for album, TDRC/TYER for year, TRCK for track, and APIC for artwork.
Save a new audio file with updated metadata. The edit happens locally, so private voice notes, demos, client audio, and unreleased tracks are not uploaded.
Metadata editing happens in your browser. That is useful for unreleased music, podcast drafts, interviews, audiobooks, and voice memos that should not pass through an upload-based converter.
Correct messy filenames, missing album names, wrong artists, duplicate track numbers, and blank cover art without installing a full media manager.
Edit the fields most players actually read: title, artist, album, year, genre, track, comment, and cover image. Clean tags make files easier to search in phones, car stereos, DJ apps, and podcast workflows.
Music library cleanup: fix Unknown Artist, inconsistent album names, missing years, wrong genres, and track numbers that sort out of order.
Podcast publishing prep: set episode title, show name, release year, speaker credits, comments, and artwork before uploading to a host.
Audiobook and course files: number chapters consistently so mobile players and car stereos play them in the intended sequence.
Private audio delivery: remove internal comments, project names, or draft labels from demos, interviews, and client recordings without uploading the file.
| Format | Description | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| MP3 / ID3v2 | Title, artist, album, year/date, genre, comment, track, and artwork frames | Music files, podcasts, demos, audiobooks, and voice recordings |
| Cover artwork | Embedded image commonly stored as APIC in MP3 metadata | Album covers, podcast art, and branded audio files |
| Library fields | Human-readable tags shown by phones, desktop players, DJ apps, and media servers | Sorting, searching, and display across devices |
| Privacy cleanup | Review comments, names, dates, and artwork before external sharing | Client audio, interviews, unreleased tracks, and internal recordings |
Keep album, artist, year, and genre identical across every track in an album; only title and track number should usually change.
Use track numbers like 1/12 or 01/12 if your player sorts alphabetically; leading zeros help older libraries keep order.
Use square cover art and avoid oversized images. A 600-1000 px JPEG is usually enough for portable listening without bloating the file.
Before sharing private recordings, clear comments and remove artwork or names that could identify a client, project, or location.
Metadata can reveal project names, clients, unreleased titles, recording dates, and internal notes. Local editing keeps that inspection on your device.
FyleTools parses the selected audio file in the browser, exposes supported metadata fields, and writes the updated tag data into a new downloadable file. For MP3, the practical model is ID3 metadata: text frames for title, artist, album, date, genre, track, comments, and an image frame for artwork. Because the work happens locally, the original audio bytes do not need to be uploaded for a server to inspect or rewrite the tags.