Stamp ID3 Tag Editor review
A Windows desktop tag editor with batch tools, file renaming and three supported formats.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Stamp ID3 Tag Editor is Windows desktop software for organizing metadata in music files. It supports fields including title, artist, album, year, track number, genre and comments, making it suitable for solo users and small teams managing personal or small collections. Users can also play files before editing, clear tags in batches and rename files from their metadata. The free version is available for non-commercial use.
The published plans show a one-time $30 price for Stamp ID3 Tag Editor Plus - Home use only, with unlimited use under a non-business license. The Stamp ID3 Tag Editor Plus - Commercial License costs $35 one time and provides an unlimited license for a user anywhere. A Commercial License Quarterly Plan is also listed with ongoing use of professional features and upgrades. Batch editing is the practical focus: multiple files can receive tag changes or have tag information removed in one operation, while folder and file renaming can follow tag values.
Stamp connects with Switch Audio Format Converter, iTunes, Google Play and WavePad, and its metadata is intended to remain visible in those players and audio editors. Its scope is narrow but clear: three stated audio formats—WAV, MP3 and OGG—on Windows only. That makes it a straightforward choice for Windows users who need core tagging, batch operations and renaming without a broader platform requirement. Users working on other operating systems or with formats outside those three should choose software with wider platform or format coverage.
Stamp ID3 Tag Editor pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Batch-edits and clears metadata across multiple files
- Renames files based on their tags
- Plays files before editing and supports comments
- Where it doesn't
- Windows desktop only
- Supports WAV, MP3 and OGG formats
- Latest listed version is 2.40, uploaded in 2016
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