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Rename photos in bulk, numbered 1, 01 or 001
iEdit renames up to 200 photos at once on your iPhone, iPad or Android device, giving them one name followed by a number in the style 1, 01 or 001, joined by a space, a dash or an underscore. The pictures themselves are not changed.
Overview
Select up to 200 photos, type the name you want them to share, choose the numbering style, 1, 01 or 001, and the separator, a space, a dash or an underscore. A preview lists the new names, such as Holiday-001, Holiday-002, so you can check them before anything is saved. Then save the renamed set to My files, or, with Premium, share it or save it to Files or your photo library under the new names.
Only the names change. The pictures are not re-encoded, resized or stripped of anything; each file is the same photo with its format, colour profile and EXIF details intact. HEIC, WebP, JPEG and PNG are all accepted. The numbering follows the order of your selection, and the zero-padded styles keep the files in order in programs that sort names alphabetically, so 010 never lands before 2.
Phones name photos IMG_4821 and similar, which is useless when a client, a teacher or an insurance claim wants Kitchen-01 to Kitchen-12. Rename & export fixes that in one pass, on your device, without uploading anything; the originals in your gallery keep their old names, and the renamed copies sit together in My files.
Why people use it
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Up to 200 photos
One name for the whole set, numbered in the order you chose.
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1, 01 or 001
Three numbering styles and a space, dash or underscore between name and number.
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Pictures untouched
Only the file name changes; pixels, format and EXIF are exactly as before.
How to use Rename & export in iEdit
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Open iEdit and tap Rename & export on the Photo tab.
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Select up to 200 photos from My files or your device.
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Type the new name and choose the numbering style and separator.
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Check the preview, then save to My files, or share or export with Premium.
Frequently asked questions
How do I rename many photos at once on iPhone or Android?
Open Rename & export in iEdit, select up to 200 photos, type a shared name and pick the numbering, 1, 01 or 001, with a space, dash or underscore. The preview shows every new name. Save to My files, or with Premium share them or save them to Files or your photo library.
Does renaming change the photos themselves?
No. Only the file names change. Each photo keeps its pixels, format, colour profile and EXIF details exactly as they were, and your originals in the gallery are not renamed or altered; renamed copies are created. Everything runs on your device with nothing uploaded.
Is Rename & export free?
Renaming and saving the renamed photos to My files is free. Sharing the renamed set, or saving it to Files or to your photo library, is part of iEdit Premium, an optional monthly subscription with a 3-day free trial.
Try Rename & export in iEdit
Available for iPhone, iPad and Android.