Remove the metadata
Audio files carry hidden data: title, artist, cover, sometimes the program that made them. This takes it out.
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Your audio
DownloadHow to use it
- 1
Choose the file from your phone or computer.
- 2
For files other than MP3, pick the format to save in.
- 3
Listen to the result and download it.
What people use it for
- Sending a demo
The file goes out without the program name, comments or an old cover.
- Privacy
Removing hidden information before sharing a recording.
- Organizing a library
Clearing wrong tags to fill them in from scratch in your player.
- Work deliveries
Handing a clean file to a client, label or platform.
- Downloaded files
Removing comments, links and covers that came along with the file.
Tips for a better result
- 01MP3 stays identical.
With MP3, only the hidden data is cut; the sound is not touched.
- 02Other formats are saved again.
M4A, WAV, OGG and FLAC come out as MP3 or WAV. Pick WAV to avoid quality loss.
- 03The file name stays.
The name shown in your folder is not metadata; rename it before sending if needed.
- 04Check it in your player.
After cleaning, the file shows up with no title, artist or cover.
Common questions
Does the sound change?
In MP3, no: only the hidden data is cut and the audio stays byte for byte. Other formats are saved again as MP3 or WAV.
What gets removed?
Title, artist, album, cover, comments and similar tags.