Our digital cameras, mobile phones and scanners assign meaningless names to our digital photos and images (names like DSC000123 or 080706001). This is because those devices use sequential numbers for naming our pictures and sometimes also embed the photo's data into the name.
We see those meaningless names in Windows® Explorer each time we handle the pictures, either when transferring them from our digital cameras to our PCs or writing on a DVD. Instead of those random names we could use meaningful names like "California 2009 (1)" or "Jul 06, 2009 10:30".
To rename dozens of images with meaningful names we could use a specially designed software tool like BatchPhoto. BatchPhoto can rename hundreds of pictures in just one single session. You can incorporate any text into your file names. In addition, you can sequentially number them, add date/time information, and more!
BatchPhoto is not only a picture renamer software, at the same time it allows you to perform additional edits on the images. Edits like resize, touch-up, special effects and also convert the image file format, watermark and more.
But why not try for free the fully-featured trial version of BatchPhoto and see if it's the right tool for you? To download the trial just left-click on the "Try it Free" button bellow!
BatchPhoto is an advanced tool for changing the cryptic names that were generated by your digital camera (ex. DSC2342.jpg) to meaningful names like "Excursion-07.jpg". The program's power consists in the ability to compose a file name from both alpha-numeric text and keywords.
A keyword has the following syntax: "[Keyword]" and is a variable that can take different values for different jpegs. For example the [Counter] keyword will be replaced with the a sequential number, the [Date] keyword will be replaced with the corresponding photo date and so on.
Note: BatchPhoto works with Windows® XP, Vista, 7 as well as the other Windows systems.
