Browser-based tool

Batch File Renamer

Rename many files locally with deterministic numbering, safe-name cleanup, preview validation, mapping CSV export, and folder-preserving ZIP export.

Rename batches without uploading anything

Import loose files or a folder, preview every destination name, exclude edge cases, and export the renamed structure as a ZIP when the preview is clean.

Local processing only Folder import on supported browsers CSV and ZIP export
Waiting for files Import files or a folder to build the rename preview.
Workflow guide A quick path for the common import-preview-export flow.
1. Import files

Pick multiple files or choose a folder to keep relative paths when the browser supports directory input.

2. Tune rename rules

Combine find and replace, prefix or suffix, trim, case, numbering, and safe-name cleanup in one preview.

3. Review before export

Filter blocked or warning rows, exclude anything you want to skip, then export a mapping CSV or a folder-preserving ZIP.

Numbering is always assigned by relative path and original name, so table search or sorting never changes the exported sequence.

Workspace

The preview updates locally in your browser as soon as you import files or adjust a rule.

No backend Deterministic numbering Windows-safe validation
Drop files here to start a rename preview Loose files are supported everywhere that exposes the File API. For folder structure, use the Import folder button on supported browsers.
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No files imported yet

Import files or a folder to open the rule panel, validation summary, and preview table.

Deterministic numbering

Numbering is assigned in engine order, using relative path first and original filename second. Excluded rows do not consume a sequence number, and preview sorting does not change the exported result.

Validation and warnings

The preview blocks empty names, invalid Windows characters, reserved names, trailing spaces or dots, duplicate destinations, and case collisions. It also warns about unchanged names, hidden-file edge cases, and long paths.

Export and privacy

Mapping CSV export includes source and destination paths plus issue codes. ZIP export keeps the imported folder structure and downloads a stored ZIP directly from your browser, without sending filenames anywhere.