Filename Options

Leave Unchanged - Having this option selected will include the original filename without any modifications to it. So it work like:

<prefix><original filename><suffix><ext>

Custom Filename - If you select this option, then you would type in what you want the new filename to be. Example:

<prefix>Vacation<suffix><ext>

Upper Case - If Upper Case is selected, it will convert your existing filename into all UPPER CASE.

Lower Case - This will turn your existing filename in all lower case.

Proper Case - This will convert a filename to Proper Case, which is the first letter of every word Capitalized, with all other letter being lower case. So, an example would be:

TEMP FILENAME.JPG -> Temp Filename.JPG
temp filename.jpg -> Temp Filename.jpg
tEmP fIlEnAmE.jPg -> Temp Filename.jpg

You can also do Proper Case on the file extension if you choose

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Clear History

File Renamer will keep a history of your Custom Filenames so you don't have to retype them. If you want to clear your history out, click the Clear History button and they will be gone.

Place Unique Parameter before Filename

This option will allow you specify if you want the Unique Parameter before or after the Filename. If it's before, then you would get something like:

0001-Filename.jpg

If it's after, you would get

Filename-0001.jpg