AudioGrail is a tool that you can use to organize your MP3 files and edit their tags.

The user interface of the program is standard. You can add audio tracks to the list by using the file browser or the "drag and drop" function.

So, you can view a file selection and statistics (total files, size and duration), as well as play a particular song in the default media player.

Furthermore, you can use a tag editor (title, artist, album, year, track number, genre, comments) and identification tool (compare the contents of an album with an online database).

But you can also use a jukebox tool, search box, quality analyzer (e.g. bitrate, sample frequency rate) and enable AudioGrail to look for incomplete tags.

In addition, you can transfer audio files from the USB to the PC, generate a playlist with all the current files, find duplicate files in an album in order to erase them and keep the originals only, as well as burn data to disc.

Moreover, you can use a cleaner (e.g. merge multiple spaces, enable character replacement for files and tags), tag remover (for ID3v1, ID3v2, APEv2 and Vorbis comments), organizer (e.g. automatic rename, enable restructuring) and lister (create a TXT or CSV file).

In the "Settings" menu, you can configure the database server and proxy settings, set a password, enable to minimize to system tray and to check for updates, set file associations, select preferred language, and more.

The program uses a low amount of system resources and includes video tutorials (but they are not available for all the aforementioned features). On the other hand, AudioGrail could definitely use some improvements when it comes to the navigational aspect. Also, it popped up an error once when we exited the "Identification" tool.

All in all, AudioGrail is a decent program that lets you manage your MP3 files and we suggest you test it for yourself.