Card to library in seconds. Named right, organized right, every time. EXIF-based renaming with date hierarchy folders, session management, and detailed import reports.
Camera model, date, sequence. Consistent filenames from EXIF metadata.
Year/Month/Day folder structure. Created automatically from capture date.
Matching originals share one sequence number. No duplicates, no gaps.
Name sessions by project or event. Continue across multiple imports.
Import, configure, process, report. Streamlined for efficiency — get back to shooting.
Drop photos from Finder. Or browse with the file picker. Both work.
Existing files are skipped, not overwritten. Every conflict is reported.
Markdown summaries with camera stats, EXIF analysis, and file organization details.
Olympus, Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fuji, Panasonic. If it writes EXIF, PBR reads it.
Photo Batch Renamer turns memory cards into named, dated, organized files. Consistent naming, date folders, session tracking — the prep that needs to happen before any photo workflow can start, regardless of which app you use to browse, cull, or develop afterward. The output is just folders and files on disk; any photo app that respects file structure can take it from there.
EXIF-based renaming and date hierarchy folders for macOS. The first step in a disciplined photo workflow. Drop your files, get clean names.