Tag Editor 2
Tag Editor 2 is a macOS media-tagging app for editing and organizing metadata in audio and supported video files.
What is Tag Editor 2?
Tag Editor 2 is a macOS utility for editing metadata in audio files and supported video files so libraries stay organized and searchable. It is designed for people who manage music collections, podcasts, audiobooks, and media archives and want more control than a basic player or file browser provides. The app lets you view and change many tag fields in a spreadsheet-like layout, making it practical for both one-off corrections and larger cleanup jobs. It also supports batch-oriented workflows such as renaming files from tags, filling tags from filenames, and working with cover art. For users who maintain carefully sorted libraries for Music, Finder, DJ tools, or personal archives, Tag Editor 2 helps keep titles, artists, albums, artwork, and other metadata consistent. Amvidia publishes the app for Mac users who need focused metadata editing rather than a full media player.
Key features
- Edit a wide range of audio and supported video metadata fields
- Update tags for multiple files in a table-style batch editing view
- Rename files from metadata and fill metadata from file and folder names
- Add, replace, and manage embedded cover artwork
- Switch between preset and custom column layouts for different media workflows
- Work with tags for music, podcasts, audiobooks, and other organized media libraries
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Tag Editor 2 is a legitimate media utility for macOS. It needs access to the files you choose so it can read and change their metadata, and those edits can overwrite existing tags or artwork in the selected media files. That kind of file access is normal for a tag editor, but it is still wise to keep backups of important collections before making large batch changes.
Recommendation: Keep Tag Editor 2 if you use it to organize music, audiobook, podcast, or video metadata on your Mac. If you no longer edit media tags, you can remove the app like other user-installed software, but you may want to keep a backup of any media files you edited for easier recovery from unwanted batch changes.
Common paths
/Applications/Tag Editor.app
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