Batch Rename Images
Rename a whole folder of images at once using a pattern with sequence numbers, original names, dates, and extensions.
How it works
- 1
Drop any number of image files and set a rename pattern using the available tokens: {n} for sequence number, {name} for the original filename stem, {date} for today's date, and {ext} for the file extension.
- 2
Adjust the start number and how many digits to zero-pad the sequence to, for example 3 digits gives 001, 002, 003.
- 3
Click Rename & Download to receive a zip with all the files renamed. No pixels are changed — only the filenames.
Questions
What tokens can I use in the pattern?
{n} inserts the zero-padded sequence number. {name} inserts the original filename without the extension. {date} inserts today's date as YYYY-MM-DD. {ext} inserts the original file extension in lower case.
What happens if two files would get the same name?
The tool detects collisions and adds a numeric suffix before the extension — for example photo.jpg becomes photo-1.jpg — so no file is ever silently overwritten.
Are the image pixels changed?
No. This tool only renames the files. The bytes inside each image are copied without modification, so quality, metadata, and format are all preserved exactly.
Does my image leave my device?
No. Renaming and zipping run entirely in your browser. No file bytes are sent to a server at any point.
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