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This helps me distinguish the file name and number.įinally, click Rename and quick as a flash the images are renamed. You may notice that at the end of the filename I added an underscore (_). You can see that I can choose how many digits my filename should have, I chose two and to start the count at 1, but I could just as easily started at any number I wanted if Id already batched images previously.Īt the bottom of the dialogue box theres a handy example of what the filename used to look like and what it will look like now (5). Theres a lot of options here and your workflow may benefit from 3 or more labels.įor this example Ill just use the basic name and number however. If theres only one option here I could click the + button to the right (2) and choose the type of input to add to the filename. In this example you can see Im going to rename the images with some text (1) and a sequential number (3)
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In a future post well look at presets and folder destination. If youre a keyboard shortcut fan, and I know I am, then pressing Shift+Ctrl+r (PC) or Shift+Cmd+r (mac) will open up the Rename dialogue box, if you like your menus then head up to the Tools menu įor this post well just look at renaming the images in the folder. To select all the images press Ctrl+a (PC) or Cmd+a (Mac). To select a range of images, click on the first image and then press Shift and click on the last image To select individual images press the Ctrl (PC) or Cmd (Mac) key as you click the images you want Like most applications Adobe Bridge uses a couple of keyboard commands, known as modifiers, to select individual or a range of images. The examples in this post come from a set of wedding photographs at Fotolia Select The Images Naming your images on import is good practice but theres times when youd like to rename a batch of images after import, maybe youve whittled down the images and would like them to be sequentially numbered or, and I admit this happens far too frequently, your images are named Enter custom name here.