There is no need to edit the image file name one by one anymore. Because Image Name Batch Editor can help you edit image names in batch at a time, which is convenient and useful enough in your work.

The application is free for trial. You can download and evaluate it via clicking here. You can get the full function of the application via buying a license for it. Please see the user interface of Image Name Batch Editor in Figure1 in which there is an image file list in the middle. Buttons “Add Image File(s)”, “Remove” and “Remove All” are for adding and removing to or from table list. You can also find out all the images which need to be edited names and drag them into the image file list.

The check box “Rename” should be checked, which means you are going to edit the names for the image files. In “Prefix” edit box, you can input any name you like, just like “file”. In “Number from” combo box, you should input the starting number for the name of the output image files, just like “5”. Then you should click “Convert” button to choose a suitable location for the output image files in “Browse for Folder” dialog box and run the application to edit the file names in a batch.

In Figure2, you will see the result of editing names for image files in a batch. The first file name is “file5” and the last one is “file43”. They all use a same prefix name and continuous number to differ from each other.