Batch Rename Hundreds of Files with AI
You have 200 photos named IMG_4521.jpg through IMG_4720.jpg. Or a folder of client deliverables with inconsistent naming. Or exported files from an app that uses timestamps instead of meaningful names. Renaming them manually is mind-numbing.
Rename hundreds of files in seconds
“Computer, rename all the photos in my Vacation folder to Hawaii-Trip-001 through the last number, sorted by date.”
Smart naming with context
Vox doesn't just do sequential numbering. Because it can read file contents, it can name files based on what's inside them:
“Computer, rename the PDFs in my Invoices folder to include the vendor name and date from each invoice.”
Vox reads each PDF, extracts the relevant metadata, and creates meaningful file names like Acme-Corp-Invoice-2026-03-15.pdf.
Combine batch rename with organization. Say “rename and sort my client files by project name” and Vox creates subfolders, moves files, and renames them in one pass.
Undo-friendly approach
Worried about mistakes? Ask Vox to show you the plan before executing:
“Computer, show me what the renames would look like before you do them.”
Vox uses list_local_directory to scan, read_local_file to analyze contents, and write_local_file combined with delete_local_path to perform the renames. Every step is visible in the tool execution log.
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