Rename files in bulk directly in your browser. Add a prefix or suffix, find and replace filename text, change case, add sequential numbers, clean messy names, then download single files or a ZIP.
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Select files first, then edit names with a live preview below.
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No signup, no install, no upload. Filenames are processed locally in your browser.
Drag files here or click to select them. This tool changes filenames only; file contents stay on your device.
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Add files, choose rename rules, review every new filename, and export renamed files as single downloads or a ZIP.
Drag files into the uploader, or click to choose them from your device. Start with one file or a larger bulk rename job.
Tell the tool how the new names should look: add a prefix or suffix, type a manual date, run find and replace, change case, clean names, or add sequence numbers.
Check the renamed results before anything is downloaded. You can spot conflicts, confirm filenames, and undo or reset changes.
When the preview looks right, download renamed files one by one or export the full bulk rename result as a ZIP package.
Build a practical workflow to bulk rename files with rules you can preview before downloading.
Add project names, labels, manual dates, or status tags to many filenames at once.
Replace repeated words, remove unwanted text, or clean exported filenames across the whole batch.
Number files in preview order, place the number before or after the name, and use zero padding like 001, 002, and 003.
Convert filenames to uppercase, lowercase, or title case for a more consistent batch.
Remove download numbers, duplicate markers, special characters, and extra separators.
Preview every renamed file and undo or reset changes before exporting the result.
Use this bulk file renamer when filenames need to be clearer, easier to sort, or ready for upload before you share, archive, or publish a batch.
Turn camera names, AI exports, or downloaded images into readable filenames before compressing, resizing, converting, publishing, or sharing.
Make saved files easier to scan by removing copy markers, download numbers, special characters, and extra spaces.
Give design assets, documents, exports, or archives consistent labels and sequence numbers so related files stay easy to sort.
Answers about privacy, original files, file types, how to rename files in bulk, duplicate names, ZIP downloads, and current limits.
Yes. Files are handled locally in your browser. The tool creates renamed downloads on your device without uploading your selected files to a server.
No. This tool does not rename your original files in place. It downloads renamed copies, so the files already on your computer stay unchanged.
No. Only the output filename changes. The image, document, audio, video, or other file content is not edited or converted, and the existing extension is preserved and normalized when possible.
You can rename common files such as images, PDFs, documents, archives, audio, and video files. The tool works with filenames; it is not limited to image files.
Yes. Select multiple files, apply rules like prefix, suffix, find and replace, case conversion, cleanup, or sequential numbering, then review the live preview before downloading renamed copies.
The preview automatically keeps output names unique by adding a numeric suffix such as -2 before download.
Yes. For a batch, you can download files individually or export all renamed copies in one ZIP package.
No. Find and replace uses plain text matching in the current version. Use it for repeated words, labels, spaces, or simple filename fragments.
No. The current version supports selecting files, not a dedicated folder workflow. Rename rules apply to the filename before the extension, so this tool does not convert files or intentionally change their extensions.
Go back to the uploader and run another group of files through the same rename workflow.