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How to fix tags and album art on your phone

“Unknown Artist”, track 01 of nothing, a grey square instead of a cover. Fixing it used to mean a computer. Now it takes a long press.

Updated 2026-09-24 · 4 min read

Editing a track

  1. In the MP95 library, open the track’s menu (the three dots).
  2. Choose Edit tags….
  3. Change the title, artist, album or track number, and pick a cover image if you like.
  4. Save. The changes are written into the file itself.

Which files

  • MP3: ID3v2.3, keeping every frame you did not edit.
  • FLAC: Vorbis comments and the picture block; the audio stream is untouched.
  • M4A: on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

WAV and AIFF have weak tag support and are not edited; tracks imported from the Apple Music library are links, not files, and are not edited either.

Is it safe?

The write is atomic: a new file replaces the old one only when it is complete, and a track that is playing finishes from the old copy. The library refreshes with the new tags and covers straight away.

For whole libraries

For hundreds of albums, a desktop tagger with a database is faster: MusicBrainz Picard (free, all platforms) or Mp3tag (Windows, Mac). MP95 is for the fixes you notice while listening.

Frequently asked questions

Does editing tags change the sound?

No. Only the metadata blocks are rewritten.

Try it on your own music

Free on Android. On Apple the cassette deck and turntable are free forever.

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