Artwork Gofer
Get missing artwork for your iTunes music and e-books
This easy to use application allows to find missing artworks for your iTunes albums and e-book and add them to the albums tracks and to the e-books. You can get artwork for selected music tracks or e-books, or you can simply find all the missing artwork for your entire iTunes library.
To search artwork for selected tracks or e-boks, select any number of tracks or e-books in iTunes, then select the Search Artwork menu command in the iTunes Scripts menu.
After artwork is found for an album or an e-book, you select a cover image you like and click the Add Artwork button to add this artwork to the album’s tracks (or to the e-book). And you don’t need to wait for the whole search to complete. As soon as an artwork is found for a particular album, you can add it.
Artwork Gofer also makes it easy to find artwork with low resolution in your iTunes and replace it with a better one.
If for some reason no artwork was found for an album or e-book, you always can alter the album’s title and/or artist in the Artwork Gofer application (not in iTunes – iTunes remains unchanged) and search again.

Artwork Gofer fetches artwork images from Amazon.com. You can select particular Amazon store in the application’s preferences. All 6 Amazon stores are supported: US, CA, DE, FR, JP, UK.
The application is scriptable, so you can add your own script.
New in version 2.2.1
- Fixed bug that caused search to fail if the title contained certain punctuation characters
New in version 2.2
- Added search for book covers for e-books
The recent iTunes versions allow adding e-books in EPUB format to the iTunes library and then syncing these e-books with iPad. The e-books in the EPUB format can be downloaded from many websites, although there use to be no cover image. Now Artwork Gofer lets you get the cover images for e-books too, so the right cover images will appear on iPad after syncing.
Artwork Gofer is free software
Download version 2.2.1
System requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.5 or greater.
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