Mp3 Tagger

Mp3 Tagger is an application developed in Java which facilitates advanced options for organizing MP3 collections using tags. It's mostly geared toward experienced PC users.

It's wrapped in a user-friendly interface made from a normal window split into multiple panes, where you can configure input, tag, lyrics, playlist, and output settings.

It's capable of reading tags from the MP3 tracks or .tag-formatted files, converting filenames into tags, as well as capitalizing album, artist and track names.

Mp3 Tagger can leave acronyms like KISS and REM in uppercase, capitalize names like McDonald or McJagger properly, capitalize the first letter of each line in lyrics, or remove all timestamps from lyrics. It can also add MP3s with lyrics but no timestamps, or with tags but no lyrics to playlists.

As long as you have Java installed on your PC, you don't need to set up anything else. This means that you can save the executable .jar file to a custom directory the disk or copy it to a removable storage unit to seamlessly launch it on any computer with Java. It doesn't make changes to the Windows registry or create files on the disk without asking for permission.

It didn't put a strain on the overall performance of the machine in our tests, thanks to the fact that it required a low amount of CPU and RAM to function normally. No error dialogs popped up and it didn't freeze or crash. Tasks were carried out fast in our case.

On the other hand, the interface is not intuitive for those inexperienced with tag editor. We must also keep in mind that it hasn't received updates for a long time. Nevertheless, you can test Mp3 Tagger for yourself.