Keep your audio private
The editor runs locally in your browser. There is no file upload, account, or server queue.
Add or change the artwork embedded in your MP3. Upload your own image or choose a curated cover, then download a new copy in seconds.
Your file stays on this device.
Upload your own image or use a curated cover.
A new MP3 is created. Your original file is never overwritten.
The editor runs locally in your browser. There is no file upload, account, or server queue.
Existing title, artist, album, lyrics, and unknown ID3 frames are kept while the picture frame is replaced.
Your original MP3 is untouched. The downloaded file is reopened to confirm that the new cover is embedded.
Select a file up to 100 MB. We inspect its ID3 version and existing artwork on your device.
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP, or choose one of the licensed cover images in the gallery.
We embed a square JPEG cover and create a new filename ending in -with-cover.mp3.
This first release reads and writes ID3v2.2, ID3v2.3, and ID3v2.4 files. It deliberately stops on uncommon compressed, globally unsynchronised, or footer-based tags instead of risking silent metadata loss.
Some music players cache artwork. If the cover does not appear immediately, remove and re-add the downloaded file or refresh the player library.
No. Reading the tags, preparing the image, and writing the new MP3 all happen in your current browser tab.
No audio conversion is performed. The existing audio bytes are copied into the new file while the ID3 cover frame is replaced.
Yes. Existing embedded picture frames are removed and the selected image becomes the new front cover.
You can choose JPG, PNG, or WebP. The editor crops it to a square and embeds a compact 1000 × 1000 JPEG for broad player compatibility.
Many players cache artwork. Try reopening the downloaded copy, refreshing the library, or temporarily renaming the file.