ID3 Tag Viewer for Mac

An ID3 tag viewer on the Mac lets you inspect what is actually written in MP3 files before feeds, playlists, or archives go out wrong. Classic ID3v1/ID3v2 fields cover the catalog basics; artwork and custom frames vary by encoder and editor.

Not every audio format uses ID3. MP3 is the home turf. M4A and AAC typically use MPEG-4 / QuickTime-style atoms. FLAC and Ogg often use Vorbis comments. WAV and AIFF may carry RIFF INFO or other chunks. Always inspect the container you have instead of assuming one tag system.

MSAM.media apps—ExifTool Reader, ExifTool Reader Pro, and EXIF Exporter Pro—run on macOS and are sold only through the Mac App Store. Use them as a local ID3 and audio-metadata viewer, then export selected fields to CSV when you need library inventories that sit beside your photo metadata practice.

Pair ID3 checks with QuickTime metadata reviews for M4A/MOV and RIFF checks for WAV so mixed audio libraries stay consistent across formats.

• Lecteur ExifTool

  Parcourir et exporter les métadonnées

• ExifTool Reader Pro

  Export professionnel de métadonnées

• Exportateur EXIF Pro

  Extraire et exporter les métadonnées d’image

• MP3
• AAC
• M4A
• FLAC
• OGG
• WAV
• AIFF
• Opus

• XMP
• Dublin Core
• QuickTime
• RIFF