Organize your file renaming tasks conveniently into Renamerlets
Renamer
5
Batch file renamer for Mac
Renamer is a batch file renaming app for Mac OS X that allows you to rename lots of files quickly and conveniently. You'll love the beautiful user interface, the useful new enhancements that make batch file renaming even easier, and of course the many ways to rename files.
Renamer requires Mac OSX 10.10 Yosemite, or higher. Also available on the Mac App Store.
Organize your file renaming tasks conveniently into Renamerlets
Get started quickly with the many built-in Renamerlets
Handle complex file renaming tasks by assembling chains
Live preview how files will be renamed – great for fine-tuning and catching errors
Smart undo and file backup means you don't have to worry about losing data
We think you'll love the way we've redesigned Renamer from the ground up:
The brand new minimal yet elegant user interface helps you rename files even faster
Organise your rename tasks with Renamerlets and groups
Smart file backup and undo to protect your valuable data
Lots of new rename actions, such as inserting image dimensions, adding photo EXIF data, organising music files, and many more
All these improvements make the upgrade to Renamer 5 a bargain!
Note: upgrading requires a valid Renamer 4 license.
Yes! You can upgrade to Renamer 5 for a discount if you own a license for Renamer 4.
If you purchased Renamer after January 1st, 2016 you’re entitled to a free upgrade. Please contact us with your Renamer 4serial number and we’ll send you a Renamer 5 new serial number.
The two versions offer the same features. The only difference is that the Mac App Store version will ask for permission to rename files due to Mac OS X security requirements.
To make renaming as fast as possible, Renamer by default uses a system rename function. Although fast, this has the disadvantage that it may rearrange icons of the renamed files (for example those on your Desktop).
If you want to keep your icons arranged as they are:
Note that for renaming many files this is noticeably slower than the "System" option.
Renamer can insert the following ID3 tags into filenames: artist, album name, track title, album year, track number and track count (that is, the number of tracks).
Yes. Renamer can insert these Apple Lossless (m4a) audio tags into filenames: artist, album name, track title, album year, track number and track count (that is, the number of tracks).
If you change a song's attribute in iTunes, the values may have been stored in iTunes' database but not the file itself. You can fix this by Ctrl-clicking on the song in iTunes and choosing Convert ID3 Tags….
Renamer can insert the following EXIF tags into filenames: dimensions (width and height), date/time original, date/time digitized, GPS coordinates (longitude and latitude), altitude, camera make and camera model.
The EXIF Digitized date records when the photo was digitized. For digital cameras this will always be the same as the Original date because the camera immediately saves (digitizes) the photo. For photos that were taken with analog cameras and later scanned, the Digitized date will record the date when the photo was scanned.
Renamer can insert the image dimensions (width and height) and DPI resolution. For photos Renamer can also insert EXIF tags including the date and time, GPS coordinates and camera information.
Yes, Renamer can match text with regular expressions.
Looking for Renamer 4?
Please download Renamer 4 here if you're running Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite or later.