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MP3 Tag Editor

Read the ID3v2 title, artist, album and picture out of an MP3, edit them, and download the file with a freshly written tag. Parsing and rewriting are done byte by byte in your browser.

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Drop an MP3 here or click to browse

Any file that starts with an ID3v2.3 or ID3v2.4 header works. Container formats such as MP4, M4A or AAC are not handled, because their tags live in a different kind of box structure.

The new tag keeps the file's original version and carries every frame over byte for byte, including the picture and any frames this editor does not show. Only the fields you edit are re-encoded, and clearing a field removes it. The audio data after the tag is never touched. A legacy ID3v1 block at the end of the file is read for information only and removed on save so it cannot contradict the new tag.

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What Is MP3 Tag Editor?

The MP3 Tag Editor reads the ID3v2 header at byte level and shows you the title, artist, album, track, disc, year, genre and comment that are actually stored in the file, then lets you rewrite them. Fields you leave alone, including embedded cover art and any frame the form does not show, are copied into the new file byte for byte, so saving an edit never silently drops artwork or custom tags. The audio stream itself is never touched or re-encoded, which means quality is identical and a three-hour audiobook saves in moments.

Who Uses the MP3 Tag Editor?

People who rip their own CDs or export from a handheld recorder fix the metadata so car stereos, players and music libraries show the right names instead of track01.

How to Use the MP3 Tag Editor

  1. Choose or drop an MP3 and check which tag version the file carries.
  2. Edit the fields you want and confirm the artwork is still shown in the preview.
  3. Save the tagged file and download it, with the audio stream unchanged.

Why Choose Our MP3 Tag Editor?

  • Parses ID3v2.3 and v2.4 frames, with an ID3v1 fallback read
  • Every frame you do not edit, cover art included, is carried over byte for byte
  • Rewrites the tag only, so the audio is never re-encoded or degraded

Try the MP3 Tag Editor above — it is free, fast, and works on any device. Bookmark this page to return whenever you need it.