Years of rips, downloads and purchases deserve better than “Unknown Artist”. Vibo gives you the tools to fix a big library properly — in the files themselves, not just in the app.
Select any number of tracks and set the artist, album artist, album, year or tags in one go. Fields that differ across the selection say so, so you never overwrite something by accident. The changes are written into your audio files’ tags, so every other app sees them too.
Vibo files an album under its album artist. A tagged compilation becomes one album owned by “Various Artists”, while every track keeps its own performer — no more soundtrack split into twenty one-song albums.
Found a lossless version of a track you only had as an MP3? Vibo downloads it, shows you the old and new file side by side — format, size, path — and replaces the file only when you confirm. The track stays in your playlists and keeps its likes.
FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF, APE, WavPack, Musepack, DSD, Opus, Ogg, MP3, AAC and more — plus your music videos. A full-text search index finds any artist, album or track as you type, and it doesn’t care about accents or case: “bjork” finds Björk.
A few plugins from the gallery exist purely to keep a library tidy. Install the ones you need with one click.
Free, open source, and built end-to-end with an AI assistant — every feature, every detail.