How do I batch remove track numbers from song files in my music library

This will do it - not all at once, but almost ... (will remove all numbers from all file names)

With all the mp3 files in a window and no closed folders,

Select all tracks/files to have the numbers deleted.

Right click,

Select 'Rename'

Choose "Replace Text" (should be default or select it).

Type 0 (zero) in the "Find" box

Click cursor into "Replace with" box but leave box blank.

Hit 'Rename'

All the zeros should be gone from all selected file names, including any double zeros.

Repeat with other numbers 1-9.

This may leave some other non-number digits like - dash. If so, repeat above using what you want to delete.

NOTE: By replacing '0' first, all the zeros in all the file names will be gone. Then go thru each number 1-9 and all numbers in all file names will be gone.

If you have suffix like .mp3 and .mp4, replace the 3s by using 3+space or 4+space instead ,which will leave the 3 in .mp3 and the 4 in .mp4.

Two options.

You can drag songs in a playlist to create a desired order. OR

OR

Select all songs that you want to remove the track number from

Right click and choose "get info."

"Track Number" will show a "-"... delete that so the field is blank

Click "OK"

The track number will now be gone from all the selected songs

Note the this second method will remove the track number from all instances. If the song is also in an album, the album will also not show the track number. For this reason, the first method (manually creating a playlist order) is a better way to go.

see the attached screenshot. I have circled the track number field. When deleting the track number from a batch selection, "select all" in this field and delete. That will erase the track number from all selected tracks.

No worries. I’ve missed simple things more time than I care to remember.

glad it all worked out

My library is on external drive, not itunes so not in "music" on my macs. No "track" found under info menus, I wish this would have worked.