Tagr
Tagr is a lightweight audio metadata editor for macOS that allows users to edit, organize and manage music tags across multiple audio formats. It supports MP3, FLAC, M4A, WAV, AIFF and OGG files, enabling bulk editing of track information, artist names, album covers and file naming. The app includes features like automatic numbering, title case formatting, Discogs database integration for auto-tagging, and batch operations on music libraries. It is designed as a simpler middle ground between basic music panel editors and complex tagging tools, targeting users who want efficient metadata management without subscription costs.
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1 suggestionTagr has been discontinued by its developer and no longer receives updates or support. The current version available on the Mac App Store is Intel-only and will stop working when Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028). Because the app is no longer maintained, there is no path to a native Apple Silicon build. You have about two and a half years to migrate your tagging workflow to an alternative. For a similar lightweight experience, consider Tag Editor Pro or MediaInfo Pro on the Mac App Store—both run natively on Apple Silicon and support the same audio formats. If you prefer a more feature-rich option, Swinsian (native, music library manager with tagging) or even returning to Apple Music's metadata editing tools may serve your needs. Export any custom tagging rules or metadata from Tagr while the app still runs under Rosetta so you do not lose that data when the deadline arrives.
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