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It is a good habit to tidy up your stuffs at regular intervals. In daily activities, we may need to rearrange many files and photos stored in the computer. Here is one of the common questions new Mac users may encounter: how to rename hundreds of files quickly and easily? Manually editing each files is time consuming and tedious. Luckily Apple provides a tool called Automator to help users perform repetitive tasks. All you need to do is to create custom workflows by simple drag-drop actions.
Many Mac novices may have no idea what is Automator and how to use it. This handy tool comes with every Mac operating system, and it includes may templates for building multiple types of workflows. Rather than writing complex codes, users can easily combine a series of actions into a workflow to automate repetitive jobs.
Here are the steps to create a workflow to rename bulks of image in batches.
Now the renaming workflow is complete, and you can click on the Run button in the upper right corner of the Automator window. The Get Specified Finder Items dialog box will open, and you can click on the Add button to add the items you want to rename (or you can just drag and drop target files into the dialog box to add them as well). Then click on “Continue” to make the renaming take effect.
You can save this workflow in the form of an application so that next time you can use it easily. To do so, click on the “File” > “Save”, enter a name for it, decide the location, set the file format to application, and click on the “Save” button.
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