jMP3 Tag Editor

jMP3 Tag Editor is a Java-based application that you can use to edit tags of audio tracks with the MP3 format. It can be seamlessly handled, even by less experienced users.

Since this is a Java-based app, installing jMP3 Tag Editor is not required. You can just run the tool on any computer that has Java installed, either from the hard disk or USB flash drive.

Unlike programs that come with a setup pack, jMP3 Tag Editor does not add new entries to the Windows Registry or leave files behind on the hard drive after removing it.

The tool is packed in a standard interface with a minimalistic layout, where you can load audio tracks using either the file browser or "drag and drop" method. You can add as many items as you want.

Plenty of options are supplied by this utility. You can create a set of rules by replacing strings with something else, preview the original and resulting in name, as well as select the parser type and filename pattern.

As far as tags go, you can edit the author, album, track title and number, genre and year, as well as remove old tags and change the cover art. You can also configure audio properties when it comes to the destination folder, sample rate, bit rate, quality, and parallel encoding method.

jMP3 Tag Editor runs on a low-to-moderate quantity of CPU and system memory, has a good response time and carries out tasks rapidly, without hanging, crashing or displaying error dialogs. We haven't come across any issues throughout our evaluation. Thanks to its intuitive layout, jMP3 Tag Editor should be able to satisfy the entire audience.