Additional Functions
FAQ

  • Renamy 5.0.0

    You have free demo version with 5 items limitation for name list. Full version without any limitations you can buy here: www.klaia.com/renamy

  • Multiple Layers Renaming

    You can select a lot of layers and rename them in 1 click.

  • Find and Replace

    You can find simple text replace in tab with icon.
    Just select layers and groups, fill inputs and press "Enter" button to apply.
    Also you can use it in "Default mode" which is done using '->' arrow without quotas. For example,
    to replace .png extension with .jpg you could write: .png->.jpg
    to remove .png extension you could write (just left blank right part): .png->

  • Regex

    You can find powerful advanced mechanism of matching substrings in tab with icon.
    Just select layers and groups, fill inputs and press "Enter" button to apply.
    Also You can use it in default mode. Pattern and result value are delimited with "=>" (without quotas). For example, to remove suffixes .png or .jpg for layer's name you could use next regex: (.*)((\.png)|(\.jpg))=>$1 
    to remove annoying suffix "copy (number of copy)" which is added when you copy layer, you could use next regex: (.*) copy\s?\w*=>$1

  • Manage Name List

    Keep all layers names in your list, you can add or delete names.

  • Live Name Filtering

    You can easily search in your names list.

  • Autocomplete

    Just start typing and Renamy will provide you complete your name from your name list.

  • Additional Name

    Just add "+" before name and instead of renaming you can add additional name to the current name. Works in Default mode.

  • Orignal Layer Name Usage

    Put "*" in any position in new name and star will be replaced with previous layer name. Works in Default mode.

  • Long Names

    Use more than 64 signs (Photoshop limitation).

  • 1 Step History

    Reverse all Renamy changes in 1 step. You could use "Ranamy Backup" history snapshot to revert all latest changes in one click.

  • Rename with Iterator

    Just select your layers and use "%NN" to rename it to "01", "02", "03" ... Or use "%nn" for back order. Works in Default mode.