Read the date
Each file’s date is read on your device — Exif in JPEG and HEIC photos, the recording time of MP4 and MOV videos — and you see where every date came from.
Free tool
IMG_4821, DSC00412, PXL_2024… Give a whole folder names that sort in the order things happened, like 2024-05-17_14-30-22.jpg — and see every new name before anything is made.
Your photos never leave your device
A browser can’t rename files where they are, so this tool hands you renamed copies in a .zip. Every file inside is byte-for-byte the original, and your originals stay exactly as they are.
Everything happens inside this page. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is sent anywhere — once the page has loaded, it even works offline.
How it works
Each file’s date is read on your device — Exif in JPEG and HEIC photos, the recording time of MP4 and MOV videos — and you see where every date came from.
Old and new names side by side before anything is made. Shots from the same second get their split-second time or _1, _2.
The renamed copies come in one .zip, each dated to the moment it was taken. Nothing is re-saved: every byte is the original’s.
What changes
The file name — and, inside the .zip, each file’s modified date, set to when it was taken.
Every byte of every photo and video: the picture, Exif, location and edits. Nothing is re-compressed.
Files that share a name — an iPhone Live Photo’s HEIC and MOV, RAW + JPEG, .xmp and .aae sidecars — get the same new name, so they stay paired.
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