Bulk image renamer for SEO batches.

The problem this fixes

The current mess

Website image prep is usually scattered across too many small tasks: understand the image, rename it, resize it, compress it, convert it and keep a clean output copy.

Why manual work drags

Manual renaming fails because it depends on patience and consistency. The first few files are fine; the twentieth file becomes a chore, and the hundredth file usually gets rushed.

How ImageRenamer solves it in one bulk upload

ImageRenamer puts the whole workflow into one upload. It reads the image, writes a useful filename, exports a smaller WebP file and gives you download or hosted output.

• AI filenames based on image content
• Resize, WebP and compression in one flow
• Built for website assets, not general file admin

How the batch workflow works

1. Step 1: Upload the image batch once.
2. Step 2: Let AI create filenames, alt text and captions from the visible content.
3. Step 3: Export resized, compressed WebP files for the website.
4. Step 4: Drag images into publishing order, then copy metadata or hosted URLs.

Filename examples

• IMG_4582.jpg → black-leather-office-chair.webp
• DSC_0094.png → front-garden-brick-driveway.webp
• supplier-photo-final.jpeg → blue-ceramic-coffee-mug.webp

Related workflows

• AI image renamer that actually looks at the image - Turn IMG_1234.jpg, screenshots and supplier filenames into clean names that describe the image.
• WebP image optimizer with AI renaming - Replace slow website images with smaller WebP files that already have useful SEO filenames.