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Aescripts NeuRenamer 1.0.2 for Mac

Aescripts NeuRenamer 1.0.2 for Mac

Mac Utilities
Updated Aug 8, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 8, 2026

NeuRenamer is a small tool for Adobe After Effects that names your layers by what they actually show. Select layers, project items or groups inside a shape layer, run one menu command, and an AI vision model that runs on your own machine writes a clean name plus a short note in the Comment field. It suits motion designers whose timelines fill up with vague names.

Key Features

  • Renames layers based on their visual content rather than generic default names
  • Works on timeline layers, Project panel items and groups inside shape layers
  • Adds a short description to the Comment field of each renamed item
  • The AI vision model runs locally on your computer, so frames are not uploaded
  • Runs from a single menu command, with a settings view for adjusting how it names things

How to Download

  1. Use the download button on this page to get the tool files
  2. Follow the install steps that come with the download and place the tool where After Effects expects it
  3. Restart After Effects, select some layers and run the NeuRename command from the Layer menu

System Requirements

You need a Mac that runs a supported version of Adobe After Effects. Check your After Effects version and your macOS version under About This Mac before installing.

FAQs

Does it upload my frames to a server?

No. The product notes stress that the vision model runs on your own machine and nothing is uploaded.

What can it rename?

It can rename timeline layers, items in the Project panel and groups inside shape layers.

Can I undo a rename?

Renaming happens inside After Effects, so work on a saved copy of an important project until you know the results suit you.

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