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Rename PDF Files in Bulk

One pattern, dozens of consistent file names — with a live preview before anything is written. Contents are never modified and never uploaded.

Selected PDF Content Stays LocalTime Varies by File and Device

How to Rename PDF Files in Bulk in 3 Easy Steps

Browser-local document processing with no application installation required.

1

Add the Files

Drop up to 100 PDFs. Page counts are read locally so the {pages} token works.

2

Write the Pattern

For example invoice_{date}_{i2}, or {name}_final. Add find & replace and letter-case rules.

3

Check the Preview, Download

Confirm each new name, then download files individually or as one ZIP.

Why Use Our Rename PDF Files in Bulk Tool?

Current capabilities and limitations, described without universal quality or speed promises.

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Pattern Tokens

Original name, sequence numbers (1, 01, 001), batch total, today's date and page count — combine them any way you like.

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Live Preview

Every old → new name is previewed before you commit, with duplicate names resolved automatically as “name (2)”.

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One ZIP Download

Take renamed files individually or as a single ZIP archive built locally — no server round-trip.

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Contents Untouched

Renaming never re-encodes the PDF. Bytes stay byte-identical; only the file name changes. Nothing is uploaded.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get clear answers about data flow, formatting, integrity, and usage limits.

How do I rename 50 PDFs at once?
Add all the files, write one pattern such as client_{date}_{i2}, review the preview table, and download the batch — individually or as a single ZIP. The renaming happens in your browser; the files are not uploaded.
Does renaming a PDF damage it?
No. This tool never rewrites the PDF's internal structure — a renamed file is byte-for-byte identical to the original, only carrying a new name. Digitally signed PDFs stay valid because their bytes are untouched.
What tokens can I use in the pattern?
{name} for the original name, {i}, {i2}, {i3} for sequence numbers (plain, 2-digit, 3-digit), {n} for the total count, {date} for today in YYYY-MM-DD, and {pages} for the document's page count.
What happens if two files would get the same name?
Duplicates are resolved automatically — the second file becomes “name (2).pdf”, the third “name (3).pdf”, and so on — and the preview shows this before you download.
Can I rename files inside folders?
Yes — use the folder import in the merge tool to combine documents first, or add the files here in any order; numbering follows the order in the list, and you can sort by name first.
Is there a file limit?
Up to 100 files per batch. Because renaming does not re-encode anything, the practical limits are your browser and disk, not memory.

Our Core PDF Tools

Browser-local compress, merge, rotate, rename, inspect, protect and OCR — nothing is uploaded.