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“What’s in the name?”
But if Shakespeare were born in this modern era, he might rethink the statement carefully.
“Summer Holiday 2007 - 01.jpg” would make a better sense for us compared to “c0081503_8445631.jpg”.
And I bet modern-age Romeo would cram his Mac hard drive with lots of files with non-sensible names.
Use a free batch-renaming program calledNameChangerfrom MRRSoftware.
This app does only one thing, but does it good.
Maybe it’s better than the paid apps.
The first thing you would see after launching the app is the simple interface.
There are several icons that will help you pull up the commands quickly.
The first thing to do would be clicking the “Options” icon in the middle.
There are checkboxes to Hide Extension, Ignore Case and Force Unique Names.
Then click “Add” to put files into the renaming list.
you’re free to also drag and drop files from Finder.
This web client will provide you with a quick peek of what images are being renamed.
This way you will be able to save the rules you’ve set in the sessions.
