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TunarrangeWindows Music Library Organizer

Stop living with ‘Track 01’ and missing covers.

  • Real titles, artists, albums, lyrics and cover art, filled in automatically.
  • Filenames and folders rebuilt into a clean Artist / Album structure you can browse.
  • Duplicate copies of the same song grouped and cleared — you keep the one you want.
  • Preview every change first. Nothing is overwritten, and the last run can be undone.
Download for Windows Free trial · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit Buy the full version One-time licence · 30-day refund
Tunarrange 1.1.3 · Windows
Tunarrange scan results for a messy folder: 90 tracks ready to continue, 8 duplicate groups to review, and tracks flagged with Filename / Folder problems
Safe by design Preview-first cleanup

See the repair plan before Tunarrange writes metadata, renames files, or moves folders.

Local scan Tags, covers, lyrics, names, folders No original overwrite
How it works

Clean a messy library in three steps

Point it at one folder or the whole collection. Nothing changes until you approve the list.

1Scan One scan lists every broken tag, missing cover, bad name, wrong folder, duplicate and volume gap.
2Review Nothing is written yet. You get the exact change list and untick whatever you want left alone.
3Clean Apply once: retagged, renamed and moved into place, with the same rules kept for next time.
Step by step

What those three steps look like on screen

Shown on a real 90-track folder, from first scan to applied fixes.

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Step 1

Scan the part of your library that feels out of control

Scan one folder or the whole library, and see which songs have broken details and what to fix first.

  • Add a folder, selected files, or scan the computer for music
  • Filter the list by Info, Lyrics, Cover, Low Cover, Filename, Volume and Folder
  • See what is still making the library feel incomplete
Scan results after scanning one folder in Tunarrange: 90 tracks ready to continue, 8 duplicate groups to review, and tracks flagged with Filename and Folder problems
Scan results for one messy folder
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Step 2

Review the fixes before your files are touched

Every tag update, rename, move, duplicate decision and volume change is listed before anything is applied.

  • Preview tags, lyrics, artwork, filenames, and folder changes first
  • Review duplicates without automatically deleting files
  • Use manual edit and batch edit when you want tighter control
Review Changes window in Tunarrange listing the tag fixes and file moves queued for the library, with a backup taken before anything changes
Every change listed before it runs
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Step 3

Apply the fixes, then keep the same rules

Review the suggested fixes, untick what you do not want and apply. The naming and folder rules stay loaded, so the next import lands in the same shape.

  • Use the same naming and folder rules across future cleanups
  • Avoid overwriting existing files during cleanup output
  • Undo the latest repair or organization run if needed
Selected track panel in Tunarrange showing the suggested fixes for a file with no usable tags: refresh from online, filename cleanup and folder organization
One track, its suggested fixes
Core Value

The faster way to clean a music library that got out of hand

Three outcomes matter more than any feature list.

See everything making your library look messy

Missing tags, bad artwork, broken filenames, wrong folders, duplicates and uneven volume — one scan shows all of it.

Fix track details so songs are easier to recognize

Repair titles, artists, albums, lyrics and cover art so the collection reads cleanly and is easy to search.

End up with a library that feels organized again

Rename files, rebuild folders and even out volume, so the collection is easier to browse, back up and keep.

What the scan checks

Six checks decide whether a library feels sorted

Each one is a real check the app runs on your files. Nothing is written until you approve the preview.

Before and after: missing song titles, artists, and albums automatically filled in with correct metadata Info

Missing song details stand out right away

Spot songs with incomplete title, artist, album, and other core metadata before they keep spreading confusion across your library.

Before and after: songs without lyrics matched and embedded with synchronized lyrics text Lyrics

See which tracks still feel unfinished

Find songs without embedded lyrics and review fixes visually instead of guessing which files still need attention.

Before and after: missing or blurry album artwork replaced with high-resolution cover art Cover

Artwork problems become easy to notice

Catch missing, blurry, or undersized cover art so albums look cleaner and more consistent in your players.

Before and after: inconsistent filenames renamed to a clean artist and title format Filename

Broken naming patterns are obvious at a glance

Preview filenames that are inconsistent, noisy, or hard to scan so you can standardize them before applying changes.

Before and after: music files scattered across random folders organized into a structured artist and album hierarchy Folder

Wrong folder placement stops hiding in the background

See when music files sit in the wrong folder structure for your rules, albums, or artist organization.

Before and after: tracks with inconsistent loudness levels normalized to uniform playback volume Volume

Volume issues show up as part of the cleanup plan

Identify tracks missing loudness data so playback feels smoother from song to song after library cleanup.

Duplicate review window in Tunarrange listing two copies of the same song with format, bitrate, file size and artwork, one marked Keep and the other marked Delete
Duplicates are a decision, not a delete button. Files sharing a title, artist and similar duration are grouped, and the differences shown: format, bitrate, file size, artwork. Anything unticked stays put; removals go to the Recycle Bin.

Turn half-finished files into a library that looks complete

Fix the details that make a collection feel sloppy — without cleanup by hand in multiple apps.

Selected track panel in Tunarrange showing the suggested fixes for a file with no usable tags: refresh from online, filename cleanup and folder organization
  • Fill missing title, artist, album, and other song details
  • Upgrade weak or missing cover art with better matches
  • Write lyrics into supported files so tracks feel more complete
  • Leave fields you already filled in alone — repair only adds what is missing

Organize your library without feeling afraid to press go

Filenames, folders, duplicates and volume levels, cleaned without blind overwrites or risk to the originals.

Review Changes window in Tunarrange listing which song fixes and file moves will be applied, with a backup saved before anything changes
  • Preview filename and folder changes before they happen
  • Skip risky or unclear fixes instead of forcing them
  • Review duplicates separately before removing anything
  • Rename or move hundreds of tracks in one confirmed pass
  • Undo the last run when the result is not what you wanted
Full version

When cleanup turns into a library project

Start with one folder on the free trial. The full version brings the rest of the collection under the same rules.

Get the full version Use one cleanup system across albums, folders, and backups

Stop fixing one folder at a time

From testing a few files to full collections, with one workflow.

Clean large libraries without second-guessing every step

Preview the plan, then apply every fix across many tracks in one pass.

Keep your collection organized going forward

The same rules cover new downloads, ripped CDs and backups.

FAQ

What to know before you clean your first folder

These are the quick answers people need before trusting a cleanup tool with a music library they actually care about.

What does Tunarrange actually fix?

It fixes song details, artwork, filenames, folders, duplicates and volume issues, turning a messy library into one that is easy to search and browse.

Will Tunarrange change my files immediately?

No. You review the complete change list first — nothing is changed behind your back.

Can I try it on one folder first?

Yes. Start with one messy folder, then scale the same workflow to the rest of the library.

Does it need an internet connection?

Only for the online lookups: song details, lyrics and artwork. Scanning, renaming, moves, duplicates and volume work offline, and a failed lookup never changes a file.

Is Tunarrange a music player?

No. It cleans, fixes and organizes your files; it is not a playback app.

Which audio formats can it read?

MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC, WMA, WAV, AIFF, Ogg and Opus.

Read the manual, check what the full version includes, or see how Tunarrange compares with the rest of the Cinch lineup.

Ready to try it?

Start with one messy folder and see how clean your library can feel

Download for Windows Free trial · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit Buy the full version One-time licence · 30-day refund