Bulk Rename Images
Give hundreds of photos clean, consistent names in seconds, with counters, photo dates and find & replace, and download them in their original quality.
{date} and {time} come from the photo's EXIF date when it has one, otherwise from the file date.
How to use Bulk Rename
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Add your files
Drop up to 500 images or a folder. Nothing is uploaded or re-compressed.
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Build a pattern
Combine tokens like {name}, {n}, {date} and {w}×{h}, then clean up with find & replace, letter case and web-safe names.
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Download
Check the live before → after table and download a ZIP with the renamed files, plus a CSV list if you need it.
Batch rename photos in your browser
Camera and phone names like IMG_4021.JPG say nothing about the photo. Bulk Rename gives a whole set of images clear, consistent names, such as wedding-001.jpg, 2026-07-14_001.jpg or product-red-1200x1200.jpg. The files are packed with their original bytes, so there is no re-compression and no quality loss.
Tokens you can use
- {name}: the original file name without extension.
- {n}: a counter with your own start number, step and zero padding (001, 002…).
- {date} and {time}: when the photo was taken, read from the EXIF data, or the file date if there is none.
- {w} and {h}: the image width and height in pixels.
- {folder}: the folder name when you add a folder.
- {ext}: the original extension.
Clean up names
Use find & replace (with optional regular expressions), change the letter case, normalise extensions to lowercase .jpg, and turn on web-safe names to remove spaces, accents and special characters for SEO-friendly image URLs. Number files in the order you added them, by name, by photo date or by size. Duplicate names are detected and fixed automatically.