AI Renamer

AI Renamer is a desktop app that uses AI to rename files by content. Preview suggestions before applying changes. Local or cloud processing for images and documents.

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What AI Renamer Does

AI Renamer is a desktop app that uses AI to rename files based on their contents. The product is aimed at people who want more descriptive filenames for images and documents without renaming each file by hand.

The site positions the app around two processing modes: Local Mode for running with your own models and Cloud Mode for using hosted AI models. That gives users a choice between local control and a simpler cloud workflow, depending on how they want files processed.

The product supports previewing suggested names before applying them, and the site says files are not stored after processing. It also highlights support for batch renaming, custom instructions, and a range of image and document file types.

Powerful Features

Custom instructions

Add custom instructions to steer the model toward specific naming patterns or formatting rules for your own workflow.

Smart recognition

Analyze file content to produce meaningful names, with support for image content, EXIF data, and document text.

Batch processing

Rename multiple files in one pass while keeping names consistent, with a drag-and-drop interface and preview step.

File support

Works with images such as JPG, PNG, GIF, and WEBP, as well as PDF, TXT, and other text-based documents.

Local and cloud model support

Use local AI models for private processing, or connect cloud and API-based providers when that better fits your setup.

Mac and Windows support

Available as a desktop app for Mac and Windows.

Common Use Cases

Organizing image libraries
Rename screenshots, photos, and graphics into filenames that reflect the actual content instead of camera or upload defaults.
Cleaning up document folders
Turn PDFs, TXT files, and other text-based documents into filenames that are easier to search and identify later.
Batch renaming large collections
Apply one naming approach across many files at once when you need consistency in a large folder or batch import.
Choosing between privacy and convenience
Use local models when you want files processed on your own machine, or cloud models when you want a simpler setup.
Custom naming workflows
Add your own instructions when you need filenames to follow a specific pattern or formatting rule.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Uses file content to generate descriptive names instead of relying on manual pattern editing.
Supports both local processing and cloud-based processing, giving users different privacy and convenience options.
Lets users preview filename suggestions before renaming, so changes are not applied blindly.
Supports batch renaming for multiple files at once.
Covers both common image formats and text-based documents, including PDFs.

Cons

The site gives limited detail about some advanced workflows and integrations, so fit for specialized setups is not fully clear from the public pages.
Cloud Mode uses credits, which adds ongoing usage management compared with the one-time Local Mode purchase.

FAQ

How does AI Renamer work?

AI Renamer reads the file content, generates a descriptive filename suggestion, and lets you preview the result before applying it. The site says it does not store files after processing.

What AI models or providers are supported?

The site says Local Mode supports Ollama, LM Studio, OpenAI, custom model support, Google AI Studio, and Groq. Cloud Mode uses a curated selection of AI models.

What file types are supported?

Supported file types shown on the site include images such as JPG, PNG, GIF, and WEBP, plus documents such as PDF, TXT, and other text-based files.

How is pricing structured?

Local Mode is a one-time purchase, and Cloud Mode uses credits. In Cloud Mode, the pricing page states that one rename operation costs one credit.

Can I rename multiple files at once?

Yes. The feature list says batch processing can rename multiple files at once, and the interface supports previewing names before renaming.