Automatic Tag Editor v2.3.0.10 MOD APK (Premium Unlocked)

You point the app at a folder of songs labelled “Track 07” or “Unknown artist”, and it listens to them and works out what they are. With Automatic Tag Editor MOD APK you can then correct a whole batch of files from your phone instead of typing each name yourself.

It suits anyone whose music player has become a confusing list of half-named files.

Automatic Tag Editor at a glance

• Type: a Tools app for music files on Android
• What you do: identify songs, fix their details and add artwork or lyrics
• Developer: fillobotto
• File size: about 10M
• Best for: people with large, mixed collections of downloaded or ripped music

My take: this is a practical utility, not a flashy one. If your library is already tidy you will not need it, but if it is a mess it can save a lot of evenings of tedious typing.

Main features

The core idea is audio recognition. The app listens to a track, compares its acoustic fingerprint with online databases and proposes the most likely details. You look at the suggestion and accept it with a tap, so there is no need to search for the song name yourself.

The details it can fill in go well beyond a title. You can set the artist, album, genre and release year, attach lyrics, and merge duplicate copies of a song into a single album. Cover art is handled separately: once the tags are in place, the app offers artwork found online that fits the album and artist, and you choose which image gets embedded.

It handles MP3, M4A, FLAC, OGG, WMA and other common formats, so a folder with mixed file types can be processed together. Music on an SD card is covered too. Because the changes are written into the files themselves, the details travel with the songs when you copy them to another device.

The screen is kept simple. Filters for sorting and searching help you pull out the songs that still have no tags, and notifications report progress while the analysis runs in the background.

What the MOD unlocks

• Premium Unlocked – the paid tools of the app are open from the start, so you can work through your whole library without hitting a locked feature halfway.

Tips before you start

• Copy your music to a backup folder first. Tags are written into the files, so a spare copy lets you undo a wrong match.
• Stay connected to the internet while scanning, because matching songs and finding cover art both rely on online sources.
• Use the filters to show only untagged tracks, and start with a small folder to see how accurate the suggestions are before processing everything.
• Read each suggested match before accepting it. The app offers the likely result, and obscure or live recordings may need a second look.

Installing the APK

Download the file from this page (it is about 10M), then allow installs from unknown sources when Android asks. If Android reports a conflict with the original app, uninstall that version first and try again. Install the file, open the app, grant access to your music and start scanning.

Questions players ask

Do I need root?

No. It installs like any normal Android app and does not require changes to your system.

Is it safe?

Files are checked before they are published, but no download can be promised risk-free. Install APKs only from sources you trust, and keep a copy of your music before you edit it.

Will it work with music on my SD card?

Yes. The app is described as reaching external storage, so songs on a memory card can be scanned and tagged along with the ones in internal storage.