Batch Photo Resizer can be used to rename photos in a batch. It supports a prefix name and continuous numbers in multiple image files. All the photos with different names will use a same prefix name but differing from number.

The following screen snapshot is the window form of Batch Photo Resizer.

There is a table in the middle of the window form used to list all the waiting images. There are four available buttons on the right. The button “Add Image Files(s)” is for adding all the images which need to be renamed to the table in the middle. You can also drag the image files into the table list. “Remove” button is used to delete or remove some image file in the table. “Remove All” button is for deleting all the image files.

In “Rename” box, you should check “Rename” first, which means the rename function is going to work. “Prefix” stands for definable string, which means you can define the name for the image files in the table and they will use the same name after being renamed. While “Number from” is the difference among each renamed image.

For example, input “test” in “Prefix” edit box and “0” in “Number from” edit box. Then choose the format for output image files in “Output Format” combo box as .tif. After clicking on the “Convert” button on the right and select a directory for the output image files in “Browse for Folder” dialog box, the progress bar box will show you the progress at the bottom of window form just like the following screen snapshot.

In a short while, you can see all the renamed image files in the new folder with the same name “test” and continuous number from “0”. Please see the following screen snapshot.