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Batch rename files right on your cloud drive's web page — preview every new name before anything changes. BatchName lets you batch rename files right inside your cloud drive's web page — nothing is downloaded or uploaded, and every new name is previewed before anything changes. RENAME RULES • Replace text — replace or remove any text in file names • Add text — add a prefix or suffix to every file • Numbering — sequential numbers with custom digits, start value and separator • Sanitize — strip illegal characters, characters you specify and extra spaces • Regex replace — handle complex naming with regular expressions • Episode extract — detect season/episode info in messy names and rebuild them from a template (e.g. S01E01) RENAME WITH CONFIDENCE • Live preview — old vs. new names side by side, changes highlighted • Conflict detection — duplicate names are flagged before execution • One-click undo — revert the whole last batch • Rate limiting — automatic throttling and retries to avoid drive API limits • Crash recovery — resume an interrupted batch after the page closes PRIVACY Everything runs locally in your browser. BatchName only talks to the official cloud drive sites you are already signed in to. No account, no server of our own, no collection of file names or personal data. HOW TO USE 1. Open a supported cloud drive in Chrome and sign in 2. Go to your file list and click the "Batch Rename" button at the bottom right 3. Select files, pick a rule, check the preview, run
Oct 5, 2026
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