Bulk Image Renamer
Drop dozens of photos and rename them all to a clean pattern (photo-001.jpg, photo-002.jpg…). Tokens for sequence number, original name and date. Download the whole batch as a ZIP.
Quick answer: Drop dozens of photos and rename them all to a clean pattern (photo-001.jpg, photo-002.jpg…). Tokens for sequence number, original name and date. Download the whole batch as a ZIP.
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Frequently asked questions
- How does the {n} sequence number work?
- {n} is replaced with the position of each file in the list, padded to the number of digits you set. With Start = 1, Padding = 3, three files become photo-001, photo-002, photo-003.
- Can I include the original filename?
- Yes — use the {name} token. `{date}-{name}` would produce 2024-05-15-IMG_4521.jpg etc.
- What about today's date?
- {date} expands to YYYY-MM-DD using your local clock — handy for sorting batches by import day.
- Will it overwrite my original files?
- No. Your originals are untouched. We bundle the renamed copies into a fresh ZIP that you download.
- Are my photos uploaded?
- No. ZIP creation runs entirely in your browser using JSZip. Files never leave your device.
- How many files can I batch at once?
- Up to 200 files, totalling 200 MB. That's enough for a typical photo shoot or a content batch.
- What happens if two new names collide?
- We highlight duplicates in red and disable the download button until you fix the pattern (usually by adding {n} or increasing padding).
- Can I change the file extension case?
- Yes — pick lowercase (.jpg), uppercase (.JPG), or keep the original case. Useful when uploading to systems that are case-sensitive.
- Why are my images numbered out of order?
- Files are numbered in the order you dropped them. Drop them sorted (e.g. by name in your file manager first) or remove and re-add to control the sequence.
- Is the bulk renamer free?
- Yes — completely free, no signup, no watermark, no upload limits beyond the in-browser memory cap.