Batch File Rename
Batch rename files with prefix/suffix, find/replace, sequence, and template modes
Overview
A comprehensive online batch file rename tool supporting multiple rename modes. Suitable for organizing materials, archiving projects, batch standardizing names, and pre-delivery file organization. The tool generates rename previews without modifying local files, allowing you to verify before executing.
Features
- Add prefix or suffix in batch with prefix mode
- Find and replace text in filenames with replace mode
- Generate sequence numbers with custom start, step, and zero padding
- Template mode with {name}, {ext}, {index} variables
- Drag and drop files or folders to add
- Real-time rename preview
- Copy or download rename results
- Support multiple additions with path deduplication
How It Works
- Select or drag files/folders to rename
- Choose rename mode: prefix/suffix, find/replace, sequence, or template
- Fill in parameters for the selected mode
- Click generate to view rename preview
- Copy or download the result after confirmation
Tips
- Use template mode with {name}_{index} format for ordered naming
- Sequence mode supports zero padding, e.g., 3 digits produces 001, 002, 003
- Find & Replace mode can batch modify specific text in filenames
- It is recommended to preview results before executing renames to avoid errors
FAQ
What rename modes are supported?
Four modes are supported: Prefix/Suffix (add prefix/suffix), Find & Replace (batch replace text), Sequence (generate sequence filenames), and Template (custom naming with variables).
What variables are available in template mode?
Three variables are supported: {name} for original filename (without extension), {ext} for extension, and {index} for sequence number.
Will the tool directly modify my files?
No. The tool only generates rename preview results. You need to copy or download the results and manually execute the rename operation.
How are duplicate files handled?
The tool automatically deduplicates by file path to avoid adding the same file multiple times.