Renamifier is a tool to preview and rename digital files.

Renamifier lets you rename files while you're viewing them, making it easier to give them meaningful names. It's great for organizing files with automatically-generated names, like scanned documents or digital camera photos.

Downloads

File	Size	Description
renamifier-0.1.4-win32-setup.exe	40.1 MB	Windows (32-bit installer)
renamifier-0.1.4-win64-setup.exe	39.7 MB	Windows (64-bit installer)
renamifier-0.1.4.zip		source code (zip)
renamifier-0.1.4.tar.gz		source code (tar.gz)

How to Use Renamifier

Using Renamifier is pretty straightforward:

1. Select the files you want to rename. The first file will be displayed.
2. Enter a new name for the file. You don't have to include the extension; Renamifier will automatically keep its current extension.
3. Press Enter (or click the "Rename" button) to rename this file. The next file will be displayed.
4. Repeats steps 2 and 3 for each remaining file.

Supported File Formats

Renamifier has built-in support for the following formats:

Format	Extensions	Notes
Plain text	Various	Includes files with an explicit .txt extension, as well as other plain-text formats like source code.
Bitmap image	.bmp
GIF	.gif	Animations are not currently supported.
JPEG	.jpe, .jpg, .jpeg
PNG	.png
Netpbm	.pbm, .pgm, .pnm, .ppm
X11 bitmap	.xbm
X11 pixmap	.xpm

Renamifier can also display these formats if additional software is installed:

Format	Extensions	Requirements	Notes
Postscript	.ps	Ghostscript
XPS	.xps	GhostXPS (included on Windows)	OpenXPS has not been tested.

Building from Source

To build Renamifier from source, you will need:

• Qt 5
• Poppler
• CMake

Basic build instructions:

mkdir /tmp/renamifier-build
cd /tmp/renamifier-build
cmake /path/to/renamifier/sources
make && make test

On Windows, you can use MSYS2. Replace the third line above with:

cmake -G 'MSYS Makefiles' /path/to/renamifier/sources

The Windows installers are built with NSIS. See the comments at the start of winsetup.nsi for details.