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8 files with no useful names — how long does this take you?
An AI renamer that reads what's inside each file and generates the filename automatically — batch rename PDFs, photos, and MP3s by content.
No setup. No learning curve.
Drag a folder — mix of PDFs, photos, audio, whatever
"By PDF title," "by date taken," "by artist name" — in plain English
Review every change before applying. Done in seconds.
AI reads each file's content and generates the name automatically
Keep a useful free tier. Upgrade only for larger batches.
Pay once. Use forever. Fair-use file quota included.
Most PopularWhat's sent depends on your rename mode. (1) Rules / metadata renaming: basic file attributes (filename, creation date) are sent to the AI to generate names. (2) EXIF renaming: same as above, plus photo EXIF fields (date taken, camera model, GPS coordinates). (3) Content renaming: same as above, plus file content — full image files, the first 3 pages of PDFs, or the first 3 pages of Word/Excel documents. Your original files are never stored on our servers; data is used only to generate filenames and discarded immediately.
The free tier is meant to stay useful: 80 files/day during the 3-day trial, then 60 free files/day after trial. Preview can stay open, while actual execution is limited by file quota.
PDF, Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx/.csv), images (JPG/PNG/HEIC/WEBP), audio (MP3/FLAC/WAV/M4A), video (MP4/MKV/MOV), plus 30+ text formats. File metadata (modified date, size) works for every format.
Bulk Rename Utility requires learning its own rule syntax and regex patterns. Renomee replaces that with plain-language instructions — you describe what you want, and the AI translates it into a rename operation. Renomee also reads inside files (PDF titles, photo EXIF, audio ID3 tags) to generate names from actual content, which Bulk Rename Utility cannot do.
Renomee reads your files, extracts the relevant data, and sends it to an AI model along with your naming instruction. For rules/metadata renaming, basic file attributes are sent. For EXIF renaming, photo EXIF fields (date taken, camera model, GPS) are included. For content-based renaming, file content is also sent — full image files, or the first 3 pages of PDFs, Word, and Excel files. The AI uses this to generate filenames and the data is not stored.
Yes. Renomee runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 (x64 and 32-bit ia32 installers; ARM is not currently supported). On macOS, it supports 10.13 High Sierra and later, with separate installers for Intel (x64) and Apple Silicon (arm64).
Yes. Renomee provides 60 free files/day (80 files/day during trial), with no signup required.
Renomee reads your files and extracts the relevant data — metadata for basic renaming, EXIF fields for photos, or content extracts (full images; first 3 pages for PDFs, Word, and Excel) for content-based renaming. This extracted data is sent to an AI model that generates a meaningful filename from your instruction. Your original files stay on your device and are never stored on our servers.
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