Batch Rename & Convert Photos 1.2 for Mac
Mac Photo & DesignBatch Rename & Convert Photos is a Mac utility that tackles two chores photographers face after every shoot: files named things like IMG_2041, and images saved in the wrong format for where they need to go. Instead of renaming and converting pictures one by one, you select the batch, define the new naming pattern and output format, and let the app process the whole set in a single pass.
Key Features
- Rename many photos at once using a consistent pattern
- Convert batches of images between common photo formats
- Combines renaming and conversion in one workflow, saving a second pass
- Useful for turning camera naming into descriptive or sequence-based file names
- Batch processing that applies the same rules to every file in the set
How to Download
- Check that your Mac runs a recent version of macOS before installing.
- Use the green Download button on this page, or visit the developer's website to check the current edition they offer.
- Install the app, test your naming pattern on a few copied files, and only then run it over a full folder.
System Requirements
Batch Rename & Convert Photos runs on Macs with a recent version of macOS, on Apple silicon or Intel hardware. Renaming is instant; converting large batches of high-resolution photos takes a little longer and needs space for the output files.
FAQs
Can renaming break my photo library?
If your photos are managed inside Apple Photos or another library app, rename the exported copies, not the library originals, so the library's own organisation stays intact.
Which formats can it convert between?
Batch converters of this kind cover the everyday formats such as JPEG, PNG and TIFF. Check the app's format list for your exact source and destination before a big run.
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