Batch Rename

Organize Your Files Automatically

Give your converted images meaningful, organized names automatically. Choose from three naming modes: prefix with sequential index, original name with suffix, or fully custom templates with variables.

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Key Features

Everything you need for professional batch rename.

Prefix + Index

Name files with a custom prefix and sequential number. Example: photo-001.webp, photo-002.webp

Original + Suffix

Keep original names and add a suffix. Example: vacation_compressed.webp

Custom Template

Use variables like {name}, {index}, {date} for complete control. Example: {name}_{date}_{index}.webp

Why Use Our Batch Rename?

Organize files with consistent naming

Sequential numbering with leading zeros

Preserve original filename information

Add dates for better organization

Customizable starting index number

Adjustable number padding (001 vs 1)

Preview names before conversion

Perfect for photo organization

How to Use Batch Rename

Follow these simple steps to get started.

Open Naming Settings

Look for the 'Output Names' panel in the converter. Here you'll see a preview of how your files will be named.

Choose Naming Mode

Select from three modes: 'Prefix + Index' for sequential naming, 'Original + Suffix' to keep original names, or 'Template' for custom patterns.

Configure Options

For Prefix mode, enter your prefix. For Suffix mode, enter your suffix. For Template mode, use {name}, {index}, and {date} variables.

Adjust Index Settings

Set the starting index (default: 1) and padding length (default: 3 for 001, 002, etc.). Preview updates in real-time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What variables can I use in template mode?

{name} inserts the original filename without extension. {index} inserts the sequential number with padding. {date} inserts today's date in YYYY-MM-DD format. Example: {name}_{date}_{index} produces 'photo_2024-01-15_001.webp'.

How does the padding work?

Padding adds leading zeros to index numbers. With padding of 3, numbers appear as 001, 002, 003. With padding of 4, they appear as 0001, 0002, 0003. This ensures proper alphabetical sorting.

Can I start numbering from a different number?

Yes! Use the 'Start Index' option to begin from any number. Useful when adding to an existing set of numbered files.

What if files have the same resulting name?

Our tool automatically ensures unique names by using index numbers. Even with suffix mode, files are numbered if needed to prevent duplicates.

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