It generates tags from file names, renames files based on tag information, supports CDDB, and copies tag information from one file format to another. The program comes packed with features, like exporting tracks information to HTML, XLS and CSV files and a built-in mp3 player with volume control.

Ultra Tag Editor operates under Windows 95/98/Me or Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP, and requires approximately 1.5 MB of free disk space.

The program allows its users edit both ID3v1 and ID3v2 mp3 tags, supporting all existing tag formats - 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4. The program features aren't limited to renaming tracks from tags, copying ID3v1 to ID3v2 tags (or vice versa), and generating tags from filenames; Ultra Tag Editor also creates M3U and PLS playlists and is capable of exporting tracks information to HTML, XLS and CSV files - a great feature for the owners of large mp3 collections with thousands of items.

The program displays the following properties of mp3 files - bitrate, sample rate, layer version, encoder and other MPEG-related information. Ultra Tag Editor comes with a built-in mp3 player with volume control and a seeking bar. These settings enable mp3 aficionados unify and organize their music collections much faster! Importantly, the program supports CDDB (freedb).

In addition, Ultra Tag Editor shows total tracks count, selected tracks count, total tracks time and selected tracks time, which are very handy perks to have when transferring part of or the whole mp3 collection from a hard-drive to CDs (so called CD-burning). The great thing about Ultra Tag Editor is that it is very simple to use and easy to navigate. It does not require any special skills or knowledge. Moreover, the program is distributed as shareware, meaning anyone can download it for free and get familiar with it during a trial period.