Get your albums in order.

TagTuner opens a music folder like a playlist. Fix tags, covers, track order and formats in one window.

TagTuner showing the two-disc album Tidewater: tags of the selected song on the left, the track list in the middle, the folder's rules on the right.

Drag a song. The numbers follow.

Turn on album mode and a folder behaves like one release. Before anything is written, you see the result, with every change in colour.

Album mode preview for Nachtfahrt: track numbers and album names that will change are marked in lime.

An artist, every album, one view.

Subfolders open right below the list, several at once. Drag songs between them like between two windows.

The folder Kollektiv Halle with its albums Lichter and Nachtfahrt open below each other. The panel on the right lists missing and doubled track numbers.
Albums open in place Drag between any two lists Missing and doubled numbers flagged

Everything around the tags.

Settings that explain themselves

Every option says what it does, right next to the switch.

The General page of TagTuner's settings with language, updates and the Explorer context menu.

Covers, handled

One cover for the whole folder in a single step. Square JPEGs stay byte for byte.

Cover of Glasshaus by Mira Voss Cover of Tidewater by Brandung Cover of Nachtfahrt by Kollektiv Halle Cover of Salt and Static by Oda Lindqvist Cover of Lichter by Kollektiv Halle

Six formats

Drop a FLAC into an MP3 album and it is converted to match.

MP3FLACWAVAIFFM4AOGG

Nothing gets lost

TagTuner keeps a copy before every write. Undo with Ctrl+Z, or restore any file later and see what changed since.

The list of stored backups, each showing what changed since, for example the track number going from 12 to 7.

Speaks your language

Thirteen of them.

English Deutsch Français Español Italiano Português Nederlands Polski Русский Українська Türkçe Čeština Svenska

Your next album, in order.

Free and open source, for Windows 10 and 11.