Bulk rename with a live preview
Combine rules such as replace, numbering, adding or removing text, and see the result straight away.
Rename files in bulk — preview first, undo any time.
A Mac app for renaming and organising files in bulk. Combine rules such as replace and numbering, and see the new names before you apply them. It can also name PDFs by matching their contents against your staff list, and every change can be undone. It is being prepared for release.
Terms and policies
The terms of use and privacy policy will be linked here at release.
All terms and policiesGetting documents and photos into a consistent naming format takes longer the more files you have, and typos creep in. APOUL Rename shows you the new names first, checks for clashes, and then renames them all at once.
Combine rules such as replace, numbering, adding or removing text, and see the result straight away.
Match what a PDF says against your staff list to name it. When two people share a name, it asks you to choose.
Before anything changes, it checks that no two files would end up with the same name.
Restore earlier names from the history. Even if the app stops midway, it can return files to how they were.
Use the date a photo was taken, or a song’s title and artist, in the name.
Tidy files that arrive in a chosen folder according to your rules (automatic runs are off by default).
Export the results as a CSV file for your records.
Coming soon. Supported systems (planned): Mac (macOS 13 or later). The release date and price will be announced on this page and in the news.