Version 2.0 adds support for tagging MP3, M4A/AAC/ALAC, WAV, AIFF, FLAC, and OGG files, and improves the performance when saving tags.

This version of Tunetag adds support for removing album covers, and fixes some bugs with the tag editor.

Tunetag 1.4 overhauls how Tunetag manages files, by simply eliminating the need to do so. When you open Tunetag after updating, it will open the default document picker from the Files app, allowing you to select files from any location with ease. To select multiple files, tap ‘…’ and tap ‘Select’.

Here's what's new and changed in this version: - Updated packages - Added support for Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese (Traditional), and Chinese (Simplified)

Here's what's new and changed in this version: - Updated for iOS 26 with Liquid Glass - Removed the drag zone in favor of good ol’ file/folder selection

Here's what's new and changed in this version: - Updated wording for clarity - Fixed an issue where new tags could not be created - Fixed an issue where ‘Add All Files’ button would not work reliably - Updated internal libraries

Here's what's new and changed in this version: - Support for removing tag fields when editing tags

Here's what's new and changed in this version: - Fixed dark mode icon

Here's what's new and changed in this version: - Fixed an issue that caused the Album Artist field to be saved into the Composer field

Here's what's new and changed in this version: - Support for dark mode icons

Here's what's new and changed in this version: - Support for directly adding files from the Files app to the Batch Edit queue - Added text and video guides in the Batch Edit tab - Added a button in the file browser to queue all files currently displayed - Small improvements to the file browser and tag editor