There are a few options out there to add artwork to your iTunes library but Corripio is the best I’ve seen. It is incredibly easy to use because it integrates so nicely with iTunes and only take a few clicks. But the best part is that it takes the actual artwork from the iTunes Music Store. This means that the artwork will be high quality.

I’ve been using Corripio to add artwork to my collection of music. I use this script to make a playlist of all songs without artwork and then find them in Corripio and let it do it’s job.

One thing to remember, you’ll want to be sure that your music is well tagged so it gets the right image. If you have a lot of untagged music you’lll want to use a program like iEatBrainz to quickly tag it.

Thanks to the developers of this great program. It was very well done.

Update:The developer wrote me to tell me that there is a “Artwork” column. If you sort the songs by that column then all the “0’s” will be at the top and that will be all the songs with no artwork. This program continues to amaze me.

...from March 21, 2009...

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