MP3 Tag Editor

Read and rewrite the title, artist, album, year, genre, and cover art inside an MP3 file, then download the cleaned copy.

Your file is edited on this device and never uploaded

Drop an MP3 file here

Tags are read and rewritten locally with ID3v2. The audio frames are copied unchanged, so the sound of your track stays exactly the same.

Why use this MP3 tag editor?

Bad metadata is why a track shows up as a file name instead of a song. Read what is already there, fix it, and download a clean copy in a minute.

Read the tags already in the file

The editor parses the existing ID3v2.2, ID3v2.3, ID3v2.4 or ID3v1 block and shows each field it finds, even when the file came from an old ripper or a phone recording app.

Rewrite every common field

Change the title, artist, album, album artist, year, genre, track number, total tracks, composer and comment in one form, then save them in a single pass.

Replace the embedded cover art

Swap a missing or wrong album cover for a JPG, PNG or WebP image. The artwork is written into the tag, so it travels with the MP3 instead of sitting in a separate folder.

Edited on your device only

The file is read and rebuilt in your browser. No upload, no account, no server round trip, and the original audio frames are copied byte for byte.

Reads four tag versions

ID3v1 through ID3v2.4

Local editing

Nothing is uploaded

Cover art included

Artwork travels with the file

How to edit MP3 tags online

Three steps, no install, and the original audio is never re-encoded.

Add your MP3

Drag a track into the editor or pick one from your computer. The existing tags and cover art load right away.

Fix the fields

Correct the title and artist, add the album and year, or pull the basics from the file name when the tags are empty.

Save the new copy

Download the MP3 with a fresh ID3v2 tag. The audio itself is untouched, so nothing about the sound changes.

Built for messy music libraries

Anyone who has inherited a folder of unnamed MP3s knows the problem. These are the fields that fix it.

Music collectors

"My library is full of untitled tracks."

A collection ripped from CDs or pulled from old drives often shows up as "Track 01" with no artist. The editor lets you write proper titles, albums and years so the library finally sorts itself.

Podcasters

"My podcast episodes show the wrong name."

Podcasters can set the episode title, show name as album artist, release year and a short comment so episodes read correctly in every player and car stereo.

DJs and selectors

"I need my crates to sort properly."

DJs can standardise artist and album spellings, fill in track numbers and attach the right cover so a set library stays navigable on a controller screen.

MP3 tag editor questions

What to know before you rewrite a tag.

An MP3 tag editor writes the metadata block at the start of an MP3: title, artist, album, year, genre, track number and cover art. Players, phone libraries and car stereos read that block to display and sort your music, so correcting it fixes how the file appears everywhere.

No. Only the ID3v2 block at the beginning of the file is rebuilt. The compressed audio frames are copied unchanged, so the track sounds identical and keeps its bitrate.

It reads ID3v2.2, ID3v2.3, ID3v2.4 and ID3v1, which covers nearly every MP3 in circulation, and it always writes a clean ID3v2.3 tag that every major player understands.

Yes. Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP image and it is embedded as front cover artwork inside the new tag. You can also remove cover art that is wrong.

No. The editor reads, edits and rebuilds the file inside your browser tab. Nothing is uploaded, stored or logged, which also means it works on a plane or with no connection.

They will once you replace the original file with the downloaded copy and let the player rescan its library. Some players cache metadata, so a rescan or re-add is sometimes needed.

Working on the music itself? Melodusk has tools for the tempo, the key and the arrangement too. Find the BPM and key of a track or change its pitch.

Fix your MP3 tags in a minute

Read the existing metadata, correct it, and download a clean copy without touching the audio.