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Remove unwanted text from file names

Remove rules are useful when downloaded, exported, or copied files carry extra text that makes them harder to scan.

Best for

Use this when file names contain repeated labels, generated prefixes, extra spaces, or fixed-position text that should be removed.

Rename examples

Remove prefix

IMG_001.jpg

001.jpg

Remove spaces

my document.pdf

mydocument.pdf

Remove repeated labels

report_final_final.docx

report.docx

Common use cases

  • Remove camera or export prefixes.
  • Delete repeated labels from copied files.
  • Clean fixed-length text from the beginning or end of names.

How to use it

  1. 1Choose string removal or position-based removal.
  2. 2Configure match range and extension handling.
  3. 3Check the preview before applying changes.

FAQ

Can I remove text by position?

Yes. Position-based removal can delete a fixed number of characters from either direction.

Can I undo a batch removal?

Renamio keeps rename history so completed batch operations can be reviewed and undone when supported by the desktop app.

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Renamio runs on Windows and macOS, previews every rename, and keeps rename history for safer batches.

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