Tagr is a powerful, native macOS application designed for effortless editing of audio file metadata. It streamlines the organization of your music library, ensuring consistent and accurate information across all tracks. Optimized for Apple Silicon, Tagr stands out as an essential tool in macOS System Utilities, delivering a fast and intuitive experience for music enthusiasts.
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10 MB
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macOS 12.0 or later (Apple Silicon & Intel)
Apple Silicon & Intel
Universal
ARM64 & x86_64
- Features
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- Whats new?
- Intuitive Tag Editing: Easily modify ID3 tags for MP3, M4A, FLAC, and other audio formats with a clean, user-friendly interface.
- Album Art Management: Add or change album cover art with simple drag-and-drop, enhancing your music library's visual appeal.
- Automatic Tag Lookup: Fetch missing track information and cover art automatically from online databases, saving valuable time.
- Filename to Tag Conversion: Generate ID3 tags directly from filenames, perfect for organizing poorly tagged music collections quickly.
- Tag to Filename Conversion: Rename audio files based on their ID3 tag data, ensuring consistency between file names and metadata.
- Batch Processing Power: Edit multiple files simultaneously, applying changes to entire albums or selected tracks with efficiency.
- Seamless Music App Integration: Directly update your Music (formerly iTunes) library with changes, ensuring your tags are always current.
High-resolution screenshots available directly in the DMG installer.
What's New in Version 5.14.0
- Security and stability engine updated to version 5.14.0.
- Full native compatibility with macOS Sequoia and Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4).
- Performance optimizations and minor bug fixes.
Older versions & Compatibility
Running macOS Catalina, Big Sur, Monterey, or Ventura? Download tested builds for Intel and Apple Silicon.
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5.14.0 LatestOct 18, 2026 · 10 MB · Universal
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