
Mp3tag 1.15.0 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesUpdated Aug 2, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 2, 2026
Mp3tag for Mac is a tag editor by Florian Heidenreich for people who keep a real music library on disk. If your folders hold MP3, FLAC, MP4 and other formats with mixed or missing titles, artists and artwork, Mp3tag fixes them in batches instead of one file at a time. Musicians, DJs, podcasters and collectors use it to keep large collections consistent, named well and easy to browse in any player.
Key Features
- Batch editing writes the same change to many files at once across a wide range of audio formats.
- Cover art tools add, resize and convert embedded artwork so albums look right in every player.
- Online lookups pull tags and artwork from Discogs and MusicBrainz for your releases.
- Rename files from tag values, and import tag values back from file names when you need to.
- Action groups combine repeated tasks into reusable workflows that keep a library tidy over time.
- The Tag Panel can hold bold headings and information fields, so big collections stay organized.
How to Download
- Open the official Mp3tag page using the link below.
- Download from the official site to start the trial or buy the Mac app.
- Install the app, open a folder of audio files, select them and edit the tags in the panel.
System Requirements
Mp3tag for Mac needs macOS 10.14 or later, as listed on its Mac App Store page.
FAQs
Is Mp3tag free on Mac?
No. The Mac app is a paid product, and the vendor offers a trial that counts only the days you actually use the app.
Which formats does Mp3tag support?
It covers MP3, MP4, M4V, FLAC, OGG, OPUS, AIF, DSF, MPC, WAV and Matroska audio and video files.
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