M3U Creator is, just like its name suggests, a simple M3U creator and editor, building pointer file configurations for any ASX-compliant file.

The interface is very clean and straightforward and since it all comes down to filling in some fields, the application doesn't even include a help file.

You thus have to provide information such as the playlist title, song location, author, title, album, artist, copyright and genre. Additionally, you can define banner settings and provide location, link and text information.

Of course, there are multiple tools at your disposal, so you can always clear, load or store fields, add a new file or save the work as either M3U or ASX.

The developer claims M3U Creator has the power to handle up to 2.14 billion entries per file, but at the same time it also supports adding multiple songs to a single pointer file.

Although it doesn't have any help manual, M3U Creator boasts a few examples to show you how to create your very own M3U file, filling down the empty fields with built-in data.

And speaking of empty fields, if you don't want to write down some text in a specific field, M3U Creator automatically removes the empty ones when saving the file.

Just as expected, M3U Creator can be loaded on basically every Windows workstation out there, as it runs on very low computer resources and doesn't affect performance at all.

So, as a conclusion, M3U Creator is probably the easiest way to build an M3U file and the basic interface it boasts makes it a keeper.