Bulk Image Rename — Free, Fast & Private
Most batch image tools leave you with a folder full of compressed-IMG_1234.jpg, compressed-IMG_1235.jpg… that you then have to manually rename one by one. MiniPx solves this with template tokens that produce predictable, sortable, meaningful filenames the moment you hit Download.
Available tokens include the original filename ({name}), output dimensions ({width}, {height}), format ({format}), three-digit sequence ({seq}), compact date ({date8}), and padded variants ({seq2}, {seq4}). Compose them into any pattern.
Common useful templates
product-{seq3}-{width}px.{ext}→product-001-1280px.webp{date8}-{name}.{ext}→20260526-summer-shoot.jpghero-{seq2}-{format}.{ext}→hero-01-avif.avif{name}-{width}x{height}.{ext}→landscape-1920x1080.webp
Privacy-friendly default
By default MiniPx strips the original filename and uses minipx-{seq}-{date8}.{ext}. This prevents accidentally leaking sensitive filenames (e.g. Aadhaar_Card_John.jpg) into form uploads where the filename is logged. Pro users can opt back into name-preserving templates per session.
Bulk renaming for designers and developers
Template-based renaming makes the most difference when you're producing responsive image sets — see the responsive-set tool — because one input becomes 12 outputs (4 sizes × 3 formats). Without templates you'd manually rename 12 files; with hero-{width}.{ext} they auto-name into hero-150.webp, hero-640.webp, etc. Drop the ZIP straight into your public/img/ folder.