Bulk Rename Images
Rename multiple images with patterns — counters, dates, prefixes. Preview before downloading. Free, private.
Rename Multiple Images at Once
Rename a whole batch of images using a pattern built from a counter, the original filename, and today's date — plus a custom prefix and suffix. Preview every new filename before downloading, all without uploading a single file.
Available Patterns
{n}— Sequential counter (zero-padded){original}— Original filename (without extension){date}— Today's date as YYYYMMDD- Custom prefix and suffix applied around the pattern
Examples
IMG_{n}with 4-digit padding → IMG_0001.jpg, IMG_0002.jpg{date}_{original}→ 20250129_photo.png- Prefix "vacation-" +
{n}→ vacation-01.jpg, vacation-02.jpg
Need to compress images too? Try Batch Compress or Compress JPEG.
Frequently asked questions
What naming patterns can I use?
Combine a prefix with an auto-incrementing counter and a date, so files come out as something like trip-001, trip-002, and so on.
Can I preview the new names first?
Yes — the new filenames are shown before you download, so you can adjust the pattern until it’s right.
How do I download the renamed files?
They’re bundled into a single ZIP archive with their new names.
Is it private?
Yes — renaming happens in your browser and the files are never uploaded.
What placeholders can I use in the pattern?
{n} for the counter, {original} for the existing filename, and {date} for today’s date as YYYYMMDD — combine them freely, e.g. {date}_{n}.
Can I control the counter’s zero-padding or start number?
Yes — set how many digits the counter pads to (e.g. 001 vs 01) and which number it starts from.
Do prefixes and suffixes work alongside the pattern?
Yes — a prefix and suffix are added before and after whatever the pattern produces, so photo- + {n}_{original} gives names like photo-001_IMG_2024.jpg.
Does renaming change the image itself?
No — only the filename changes. Pixels, format, and quality are untouched.