Batch Image Renamer

Rename a set of images with a numbered pattern and download them as a ZIP archive.

How to use the Batch Image Renamer

  1. Add your images in the order you want them numbered.
  2. Type a name pattern — {n} is replaced by the sequence number.
  3. Press Rename and download, then open the ZIP archive.

How the renaming works

Each file is copied into a ZIP archive under a new name built from your pattern, with {n} replaced by its position in the list. The image data is untouched and the original extension is kept, so nothing is re-encoded.

Naming that stays sortable

  • Use a descriptive prefix: product-photo-{n} beats img-{n} when you come back in six months.
  • Lower case and hyphens are the safest choice for files that end up on a web server.
  • Avoid spaces and accented characters in names destined for URLs.
  • Descriptive file names are a small but real SEO signal for images.

Frequently asked questions

In what order are files numbered?
In the order they appear in the list after you add them.
Are the images re-encoded?
No. The file contents are copied unchanged; only the name inside the archive differs.

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