jTagger

Music files have a lot of info inside them as well, apart from the harmonic sounds. These are known as audio tags which provide the necessary details on artists, album, and other product details, and you can easily fill them if not properly written down. A tool to help out in this regard is jTagger, which can also rename files and tags.

The application is portable, meaning that you can deploy it on a thumb drive in case you always want to have it at hand or use on other computers. Just be sure to check whether or not Java Runtime Environment is installed on the computer you decide to use it on. Registry entries are not modified during use, so the health status of the target PC remains intact.

The visual design is pretty intuitive, with different navigation elements which prevent you from encountering any accommodation problems. A side panel is used to go to the location where files of interest are located. All audio files are enlisted in a large panel with various editable fields to get you going.

There are multiple tabs fitted with different tools for operations like processing audio files individually, renaming files, renaming album tags, as well as renaming title tags. Various info fields show up, depending on the tag you’re in.

Original files are processed, but with a bit of effort, your entire music collection can neatly be organized in terms of tags, as well as file names. It’s possible to completely change names either according to custom rules, or to grab from existing tags.

All things considered, we can state that jTagger is a powerful audio collection organizer tool which is sure to help you fit your music files with the right sets of info, as well as names. It can be used on the go with little effort, definitely deserving a try everall.