Products

There are many uses for the data that MusicBrainz provides; the following are a few MusicBrainz enabled applications that tag music files with correct metadata.

If you are a developer you may be interested in our developer resources.

MusicBrainz Picard

Picard is a cross-platform (Linux/Mac OS X/Windows) application written in Python. It supports the majority of audio file formats, uses PUID audio fingerprints, performs CD lookups and disc ID submissions, and it has excellent Unicode support.

Magic MP3 Tagger

A Windows tagger for the MP3 file format that sponsors MusicBrainz and uses a built-in excerpt of the MusicBrainz core data. Magic Tagger is a Tagger Affiliate Program member. Download here

Jaikoz

A Java based cross platform tagging application that uses MusicBrainz with PUID support. Jaikoz is a Tagger Affiliate Program member. Download here

Rapport

An open source Mac OS X tagger for MP3 and M4A format files with PUID support. Download here

MusicBrainz services

MusicBrainz believes in providing free open products, and thus all of our services are free for non-commercial use.

MusicBrainz Server

The MusicBrainz Server is the web frontend to the MusicBrainz Database, and is accessible at http://musicbrainz.org.

MusicBrainz Database

Almost entirely released into the Public Domain, the core data of the MusicBrainz Database is free for anyone to download and use for any purpose.

Live Data Feed

As a service to those who require timely access to our data, our live data feed enables mirror servers to stay in synchronization with http://musicbrainz.org. This feed is available under a Creative Commons license and is free for non-commercial use.

FreeDB Gateway

A gateway for accessing MusicBrainz data with CDDB/FreeDB clients through the FreeDB protocol.