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Add sequential numbers to file names

Sequential numbering turns unordered files into a predictable series. It is especially useful before sharing photos, training assets, export files, or ordered project documents.

Best for

Use this when files need a predictable order, padded numbers, custom counters, or consistent names for delivery and archiving.

Rename examples

Padded prefix

photo.jpg

001_photo.jpg

Suffix numbering

slide.png

slide_12.png

Custom format

asset.webp

project-0007.webp

Common use cases

  • Rename photos in shooting order.
  • Prepare numbered assets for design or machine learning datasets.
  • Create predictable export names for reports and documents.

How to use it

  1. 1Sort files in the order you want.
  2. 2Choose the sequence rule and set start, step, and padding.
  3. 3Preview the numbering before applying it.

FAQ

Can I start numbering from a custom value?

Yes. You can configure the start value, increment step, and zero padding.

Can I add numbers before or after the original name?

Yes. Sequence output can be combined with prefixes, suffixes, and other rules.

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

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