How to fix missing or wrong album art
Short answer: open the song or album, edit its info, and set the correct cover from a photo — or let Audify’s AI Tag Editor fix titles, artists and album art automatically (if available in your version).
How to fix album art in 5 steps
- 1. Open the song’s menu. From the playing screen or a song’s 3-dot menu, choose Edit — this opens the tag editor.
- 2. Edit tags and album art. Fix the title, artist and album fields, and tap the artwork to replace it with an image from your gallery.
- 3. Or auto-fix with the AI Tag Editor. If your version has it, the AI Tag Editor looks up correct titles, artists and covers for you — handy for many files at once.
- 4. Save your changes. Save; the correct art and details are written to the song so they stick.
- 5. Rescan if needed. If a cover still looks stale, trigger a library rescan so Audify refreshes its artwork cache.
Why album art goes missing
Album art and song details come from a file’s metadata tags. Files ripped or downloaded without embedded art — or named things like track01.mp3 — show up blank or wrong in every music player, not just Audify.
Editing the tags fixes it at the source, so the art and title travel with the file everywhere. The AI Tag Editor just automates that lookup when it is available.
Common questions
Why is my album art missing?
The song’s file has no embedded artwork or has incorrect tags. Adding art in the tag editor, or auto-fixing with the AI Tag Editor, resolves it.
Can I fix album art for many songs at once?
Yes, if your version includes the AI Tag Editor — it can look up and apply correct titles, artists and covers in batches.
The art is still wrong after editing — what now?
Trigger a library rescan so the artwork cache refreshes. If it persists, replace the cover manually from your gallery in the tag editor.
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