A cross-platform desktop application designed to reorder MP3 files using their track field.
MP3 Reorder is a desktop application designed to help you organize your local music library. The core focus of the app
is editing the MP3 track field, but it also functions as a general ID3 tag editor for modifying titles, artists,
genres, and more.
The application enforces track numbering. It only allows assigning tracks within the range of 1 to the total number of loaded songs.
- Track Assigner: Automatically set tracks based on file names.
- Conflict Resolution: The app detects track issues such as tracks being in an invalid range or if there are duplicates. If a song has an invalid track, the app will automatically assign it a valid one.
- Drag & Drop: Reorder songs by simply dragging them in the list.
- Editing: Insert, switch tracks, and modify MP3 fields (title, artist, genre, etc.).
- Search: Search loaded files with multi-result capabilities.
- Built-in Player: Listen to your tracks directly within the app. (On some Linux distributions, the JavaFX MediaPlayer might fail to initialize. In this case, installing the
ffmpeg-compat-57package might solve the issue.) - System Integration: Open songs in your default music player or reveal them directly in your file explorer.
Built with JavaFX and the AtlantaFX theme library.
- Cross-Platform: Native support for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Themes: Includes 7 built-in themes.
- Native Menubar: If enabled, the app can use the native menubar of the operating system (if the platform supports it).
- Localization: Supports English and Hungarian.
| Platform | Logs | Preferences |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | %APPDATA%\MP3Reorder\logs |
%APPDATA%\MP3Reorder\preferences.properties |
| Linux | ~/.MP3Reorder/logs |
~/.MP3Reorder/preferences.properties |
| macOS | ~/Library/Logs/MP3Reorder |
~/Library/Application Support/MP3Reorder/preferences.properties |
- JDK 25
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/MP3Reorder.git
cd MP3Reorder
./gradlew runTo build a native, standalone executable for your current operating system using Jlink and JPackage:
./gradlew jpackageImage
