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Bulk File Renamer

Rename dozens of files at once โ€” add a prefix, strip camera codes, auto-number a batch, or change case. Everything runs in your browser. Download a ZIP with all files renamed.

Drop any files here, or click to browse

Files stay in your browser โ€” nothing is uploaded

Rename rules

Drop files above, configure rules, then download the renamed ZIP.

Common use cases

Clean up camera exports

Strip DSC_ or IMG_ prefixes from camera filenames and replace them with a meaningful project name.

Number a photo batch

Pad-number a folder of images for a client gallery: 001_photo.jpg, 002_photo.jpgโ€ฆ

Normalize casing

Convert a mixed-case file dump to lowercase for a web server that treats filenames as case-sensitive.

Batch prefix for delivery

Add a project code or date prefix to every deliverable before handing off to a client.

Frequently asked questions

Are my files uploaded anywhere?

No. All processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your files never leave your device โ€” they are read locally, renamed in memory, and packaged into a ZIP file that is downloaded directly to you.

What rename operations are supported?

You can: add a text prefix or suffix, find-and-replace text within filenames (with optional case sensitivity), change the case of the base name (lower, upper, title, sentence), and auto-number files with configurable start, step, zero-padding, separator, and prefix or suffix placement. Rules are applied in order: replace โ†’ case โ†’ number โ†’ prefix/suffix.

Does renaming affect the file extension?

No. All rules operate on the base name only โ€” the extension (e.g. .jpg, .pdf, .txt) is always preserved unchanged. The only exception is case transform, which also keeps the extension as-is.

What happens if two files end up with the same name?

The tool automatically detects collisions and appends _2, _3, and so on to duplicate output names so your ZIP never has conflicting files.

Can I rename files without downloading them again?

The ZIP contains your files with the new names but the same content โ€” nothing is re-compressed or re-encoded. For most file types the content is byte-for-byte identical to the original.

Is there a file count or size limit?

There is no hard cap. The tool processes everything in your browser, so the practical limit is your device's available RAM. Batches of a few hundred files work fine for typical use.