AutoTagger - automatic and batch music tag editor

You know the struggle. You've got hundreds, maybe thousands of MP3 files on your phone, and half of them look like they were named by a random number generator. 'track_01.mp3', 'unknown_artist.mp3', that one song with the cover art from a completely different album... It's a mess. AutoTagger - automatic and batch music tag editor Mod is the power tool you've been waiting for to finally bring order to your musical chaos. It's not just another editor; it's your personal librarian that works in bulk, saving you hours of tedious, soul-crushing manual work.

What Makes AutoTagger Worth Your Time

At its core, AutoTagger is about reclaiming your music library. The app connects to online databases (like MusicBrainz) to automatically fetch correct metadata—artist, album, track title, year, genre, and even high-quality cover art—for your files. The real magic is in the 'batch' part. You can select your entire 'Downloads' folder, hit process, and watch as it cleans up hundreds of songs while you grab a coffee. For the audiophile or the casual listener with a messy collection, this is a game-changer. It transforms your music player from a list of cryptic filenames into a beautifully organized, professional-looking library.

How to Use the Mod Features

This modded version of AutoTagger unlocks the premium features, turning a great utility into an unstoppable one. Normally, the free version limits how many tracks you can process at once or locks away the most powerful auto-tagging sources. With the mod, you get the full, unshackled experience. To use the unlimited batch processing, simply select all the files you want to fix—no count limits apply. The advanced tag sources are automatically enabled, giving you the highest success rate for finding correct data. The mod menu (if present) is typically accessed from the app's main settings screen, letting you toggle features on the fly.

Pro-Tip: The Secret to Flawless Tags

Here's a trick veteran users swear by: before you run a massive batch job, sort your files into folders by artist or album if you can. AutoTagger's algorithm works better with a little context. Also, after the auto-tag, always do a quick scan for 'Various Artists' compilations—the app sometimes tags all tracks under the first featured artist. A quick manual fix on those saves future headaches.

Performance-wise, AutoTagger is surprisingly light on resources. It works smoothly on Android 5.0 and up, even on older devices. The process is more about data fetching than heavy computation, so it won't drain your battery. Compared to other tag editors on the Play Store, which often charge subscriptions for batch editing, this modded APK delivers professional-grade organization for free.

How to Install the AutoTagger Mod APK

Since this isn't on the Play Store, you'll need to sideload it. First, download the APK file from a trusted source. Then, on your Android phone, go to Settings > Security (or Apps & Notifications) and enable 'Install from Unknown Sources' for your browser or file manager. Navigate to your Downloads folder, tap the AutoTagger APK file, and follow the on-screen prompts. The install takes seconds. Once it's done, open AutoTagger, grant it permission to access your media storage, and you're ready to fix your library.