Rename a folder of images with one consistent sequence.
Instead of renaming files one by one, BatchKit can apply a reusable filename pattern across the whole batch. Choose the starting number and padding, then create names that stay sorted and easy to understand.
Rename images in bulkHow sequential renaming works
- Add the images or choose a folder.
- Turn on Rename.
- Use a pattern such as {name}-{number}.
- Choose the starting number and number padding.
- Process the batch and download the renamed files.
Available filename tokens
BatchKit supports reusable tokens including {name}, {number}, {date}, {width} and {height}. This makes it possible to keep part of the original filename while adding a predictable sequence.
Useful for
Organizing product photos, event images, scanned pages, design exports, content batches and any folder where inconsistent camera or source filenames make the files difficult to sort.
Bulk rename FAQ
Can numbering start at a value other than 1?
Yes. Set the starting number before processing the batch.
Can I add leading zeros such as 001, 002 and 003?
Yes. Number padding lets you keep sequential filenames aligned and naturally sortable.
Can I resize and rename in one run?
Yes. BatchKit can apply multiple enabled actions to the same batch, so you can resize, compress and rename together.