Rename Photos

Rename Photos

Custom Names, Numbers & ZIP

1 ratings
3 reviews
$1.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 7, 2026
  • August 21, 2026

Features

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Easily rename photos and screenshots with custom numbering and formatting before sharing or exporting. This utility runs entirely on your device, ensuring privacy and no data collection. It supports batch renaming and various export options.

Batch renaming of multiple photos
Custom numbering and formatting
Export in original, JPEG, or PNG
Optional ZIP export
Direct sharing via other apps
Runs locally on device
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What's New in Rename Photos

2.6

August 21, 2026

Improved photo export reliability, metadata preservation, and batch ZIP handling. Also includes interface and stability improvements.

User reviews

Not working

White text in a white box for renaming the photos was very hard to work with. But it also failed to rename the photos, only making an unrenamed copy that lost camera metadata.

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback. We identified and fixed issues affecting text visibility and photo export behavior. Version 2.6 improves metadata preservation during JPEG/PNG export, batch ZIP handling, and overall export reliability. Please update to the latest version and give it another try.

Avoid this app!

Nonsensical app. The field you type the new name into has a white font on a white background. I simply want to open a picture and rename it, not make duplicates. Waste of money!!!!

Response from developer

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We identified a display issue affecting parts of Rename Photos when the device was using Dark Mode, and this has been corrected in version 2.5. Rename Photos intentionally preserves your original photos and exports renamed copies, so your original library remains untouched. Version 2.5 also includes additional improvements to batch renaming and the export experience. We appreciate you taking the time to report the issue, and we hope you’ll give the updated version another try.

Don’t waste your money

I needed to rename a photo for a website that does not permit any special characters including underscore. This app does not let you choose your own name. You can choose a word after which it adds an underscore and a number. Extremely misleading

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback — this has now been improved. You can now fully customize filenames, including choosing your own names without forced formatting, and optionally add numbering when needed.

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FAQ

What is the price of Rename Photos?

Rename Photos is a paid app priced at $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you full access to all its features without any additional costs or subscriptions.

Does Rename Photos have ads?

No, Rename Photos does not contain advertisements. It is a paid utility that offers an ad-free experience.

What devices does Rename Photos support?

Rename Photos is currently supported on iPhone devices. Future updates may expand compatibility to other Apple platforms.

How often is Rename Photos updated?

The app was last updated on June 19, 2026, with version 2.2. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support from the developer.

Is Rename Photos suitable for children?

Yes, Rename Photos has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages. Its simple interface and utility functions are easy to understand.

Can I rename photos in different formats with Rename Photos?

Yes, Rename Photos allows you to export your renamed photos in their original format, as JPEG, or as PNG. This provides flexibility for various sharing and storage needs.

Does Rename Photos collect user data?

No, Rename Photos emphasizes user privacy by running entirely on your device. It does not require accounts, track users, or collect any personal data.