TuneTag

What is TuneTag?

TuneTag is a native macOS music utility that helps users edit ID3 tags and other audio metadata in common file formats. It is designed for people who manage MP3, M4A, M4B, FLAC, AIFF, and WAV files and want a faster way to update titles, artists, albums, track numbers, filenames, and artwork without importing a library into a full music manager. The app supports drag-and-drop workflows, so you can open files or folders directly and start making changes right away. It also includes batch-friendly tools for renaming tracks, renumbering songs, using naming templates, and replacing or exporting album art. TuneTag is published by SweetP Productions, Inc. and is focused on local metadata editing on Mac rather than music playback or streaming.

Key features

• Edit ID3 tags and audio metadata for MP3, M4A, M4B, FLAC, AIFF, and WAV files
• Batch rename files and track titles across multiple songs
• Increment track numbers automatically for albums and collections
• Create and reuse naming templates for consistent file organization
• Replace or export album artwork
• Preview supported files with a drag-and-drop workflow

Safety overview

Status: Mostly safe

TuneTag is a straightforward metadata editor for local audio files, so its normal behavior involves reading and modifying the tags, filenames, and artwork of the music files you choose. That access is expected for this kind of app. As with any tag editor, changes are written directly to your files, so it is wise to keep backups of important music collections before doing large batch edits or renaming operations.

Recommendation: Keep TuneTag if you actively organize or retag music files on your Mac. If you no longer use it, you can remove it without affecting macOS, but you may want to keep a backup of any important audio library before making bulk metadata changes.

Common paths

• /Applications/TuneTag.app

Related apps

• Music

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