Batch Rename Files
Rename multiple files with a common name and sequence. Set order, starting number and digit count, preview the names and download a ZIP.
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How to use
- Paste a Win+Shift+S capture with Ctrl+V, or keep adding files using Add files at the top.
- Set the base filename, starting number, number of digits, and file order.
- Check the preview and download a ZIP.
Free to use, with no limit on how many times you use a tool. Larger files may take longer to process, depending on your device.
Give multiple files a consistent name and number
Add files, arrange them in order, and set a base filename, starting number, and number of digits. Preview the new names before downloading.
Download renamed files in a ZIP. Original filenames and contents are not changed, so your existing files remain intact.
When to use it
Organize product photos by product name and sequence, then download a ZIP. Only the downloaded names change; original content stays the same.
Not getting the result you expected?
Adjust the list order first if needed. Extract the ZIP to check the files; originals on your device are not renamed automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Will original filenames on my computer change?
Originals stay unchanged. Files with the new names are created inside the downloaded ZIP.
Does renaming remove photo metadata?
Batch renaming preserves contents and metadata. To remove extra photo metadata, save new JPG/PNG files in the Image Editor.