HD Tag for Mac

Brief overview

HD Tag is a utility that marks video files with an HD badge so you can immediately tell which clips are high definition. Instead of opening each file to check its resolution, the program adds a small visual marker next to the filename to indicate HD quality.

How it displays resolution

The tool places a compact HD icon beside supported video files in your library. That tiny visual cue makes it quick to identify high-resolution videos at a glance without launching a media player.

Bulk processing and time savings

If you maintain a large video collection, HD Tag can process multiple files at once. Batch tagging lets you apply HD markers across many items in a single operation, saving time compared with tagging files one by one.

When this is most helpful

• Organizing large movie or TV libraries where you want to separate HD from SD quickly.
• Preparing media folders for sharing or backup and wanting visible resolution markers.

Key advantages

• Batch tagging support to update many files in one go.
• Adds a discrete HD badge beside each tagged file for instant recognition.

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