Fix song title, artist, album, cover art right in Ihrem Browser — kein Upload, no quality loss.
Warum TaoClip MP3 Tag Editor?
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Full metadata editing
Title, artist, album, year, genre, track, comment.
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Change cover art
View the current Bild, replace mit a new JPG/PNG.
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Reads existing tags
Auto-fills fields if the file already has tags.
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No quality loss
Only metadata changes — Audio data stays 100% intact.
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Fully private
Runs in Ihrem Browser — files are never uploaded.
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Kostenlos
Ohne Wasserzeichen, unlimited uses.
How to edit MP3 tags — 3 steps
Upload your MP3: drag and drop or select a file (up to 50 MB). Existing tags (if any) auto-fill.
Edit the details: title, artist, album, year, genre, track, comment and cover art.
Save & download: hit Save tags and download the MP3 with updated metadata.
Editing ID3 tags is handy when you download music from sources with missing song/artist names, want your
phone or music player library to show the right info and cover art, or need to standardize metadata for
your own recordings or podcast episodes. The tool only touches the metadata block, never the audio data.
Frequently asked questions
What is an ID3 tag?
ID3 is the metadata standard (song title, artist, album, cover art...) stored inside an MP3 file, so music players and phones display the right info instead of just a filename.
Does editing tags reduce audio quality?
No. The tool only changes the metadata block at the start of the file, leaving the audio data untouched — quality stays 100% the same.
Can it read tags already in the file?
Yes. When you upload a file, the tool automatically reads existing ID3v2 tags (if any) and pre-fills the form, so you only edit what needs changing.
Can I change the album cover?
Yes. You can view the current cover (if any) and replace it with a different JPG/PNG image.
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. Everything runs directly in your browser — your file never leaves your device.
Which format is supported?
MP3 only (ID3v2.3 standard), since it is the most widely supported tag format across music players and phones.