Image renamer
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Description
img_renamer is a Python script to rename images in numberic order.
Usage
See wiki for full usage
Basic usage
This will rename all images in ~/Pictures folder like this: 0000001.png, 0000002.png, 0000003.png...
img_renamer ~/Pictures
Output:
image.png -> 0000001.png
picture.jpg -> 0000002.jpg
img.jpeg -> 0000003.jpg
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Renaming 3 of 3
Are you sure you want to rename (y/n): y
Do you want to save a log file(y/n): n
Print help text
Simply run this img_renamer --help
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License
This library is licensed under GPLv3
1 maintainer
Metadata
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