# Rebaptize - Rename for Raycast URL: https://www.raycast.com/miguel_caetano_dias/rebaptize > Give your files a new name. Bulk rename, smart episode organizing, sort by date or GPS location - Install: raycast://extensions/miguel_caetano_dias/rebaptize - Author: [Miguel Caetano Dias](https://www.raycast.com/miguel_caetano_dias) - Installs: 106 - Platforms: macOS - Categories: Productivity, System - Updated: 2026-05-12 - Source: https://github.com/raycast/extensions/tree/993b474ec632d99e1035dbe425ffef2d03a1e525/extensions/rebaptize/ ## Commands - **Rename Files**: Bulk rename files using presets for TV shows, anime, movies, auto enumerate, date, or find & replace - **Smart Organize Episodes**: Auto-detect episode numbers and organize into season folders with proper naming - **Sort Files by Date**: Organize files into folders by creation date (day, month, or year) - **Sort Photos by Location**: Organize photos into folders based on GPS location data from EXIF metadata - **Smart Find & Replace**: Find and replace patterns in filenames with multi-rule support, regex capture groups, and file filters - **Create Rename Script**: Build a reusable rename pipeline: filter by file type, chain multiple rename steps, save and run with an alias - **Run Rename Script**: List and run saved rename scripts against the current Finder folder - **Rename as TV Show**: Rename files into TV show format (Show Name S01E01) - **Rename as Anime**: Rename files into anime fansub format ([Group] Name - 01 [Quality]) - **Rename as Movie**: Rename files into movie format (Name Year Quality) - **Rename by Date**: Rename files using their creation date - **Change Filename Case**: Convert filenames to UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, or Sentence case - **Swap Filename Delimiter**: Replace dots, underscores, dashes, or any delimiter in filenames with another - **Auto Enumerate Files**: Number files sequentially, optionally sorted by creation or modification date - **Change File Extension**: Bulk change file extensions (e.g. .jpeg to .jpg) - **Uppercase All Filenames**: Instantly convert all filenames in the current Finder folder to UPPERCASE - **Lowercase All Filenames**: Instantly convert all filenames in the current Finder folder to lowercase - **Title Case All Filenames**: Instantly capitalize the first letter of every word in filenames - **Sentence Case All Filenames**: Instantly capitalize only the first letter of each filename - **Replace Dots with Spaces**: Instantly replace all dots in filenames with spaces - **Replace Spaces with Dots**: Instantly replace all spaces in filenames with dots - **Replace Underscores with Spaces**: Instantly replace all underscores in filenames with spaces - **Replace Spaces with Underscores**: Instantly replace all spaces in filenames with underscores - **Replace Dashes with Spaces**: Instantly replace all dashes in filenames with spaces - **Replace Spaces with Dashes**: Instantly replace all spaces in filenames with dashes - **Collapse Multiple Spaces**: Instantly collapse double/triple/etc spaces into single spaces in filenames - **Enumerate Files by Name**: Instantly number files 001, 002, 003... sorted alphabetically by name - **Enumerate Files by Date Created**: Instantly number files 001, 002, 003... sorted by creation date (oldest first) - **Undo Last Rename**: Revert the last instant rename command (available for 5 minutes after execution) - **Remove Accents from Filenames**: Remove diacritics and accents: café → cafe, über → uber - **Strip Digits from Filenames**: Remove all digits from filenames - **Strip Special Characters**: Remove brackets, symbols, and special characters from filenames - **Trim Filenames**: Remove leading and trailing spaces, dashes, dots, and underscores from filenames - **Add Zero Padding to Numbers**: Pad numbers in filenames to 3 digits: file1 → file001 - **Remove Zero Padding from Numbers**: Remove leading zeros from numbers: file001 → file1 - **Prepend Parent Folder Name**: Add the parent folder name before each filename: NYC/img.jpg → NYC - img.jpg - **Swap Filename Parts**: Swap two parts of a filename around " - " separator: Artist - Song → Song - Artist - **Transliterate to Latin**: Convert Cyrillic, accented, and non-Latin characters to ASCII equivalents - **Rename Photos by EXIF**: Rename photos using EXIF metadata: date taken, camera model, ISO, focal length - **Rename from CSV**: Rename files using a CSV mapping of old names to new names ## README

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### Rebaptize Bulk rename and organize files directly from Raycast. 40 commands covering everything from instant one-shot case conversion to smart TV show episode organization with metadata from TMDB and TheTVDB. Every function is its own Raycast command. Assign aliases and hotkeys to the ones you use most. All commands auto-detect the current Finder folder. #### Table of Contents - [Getting Started](#getting-started) - [Rename Files](#rename-files): TV Show, Anime, Movie, Date-Based, Change Case, Swap Delimiter, Auto Enumerate, Change Extension, Find & Replace - [Custom Template Mode](#custom-template-mode) - [Smart Organize Episodes](#smart-organize-episodes) - [Smart Find & Replace](#smart-find--replace) - [Sort Files by Date](#sort-files-by-date) - [Sort Photos by Location](#sort-photos-by-location) - [Rename Photos by EXIF](#rename-photos-by-exif) - [Rename from CSV](#rename-from-csv) - [Custom Rename Scripts](#custom-rename-scripts) - [Preset Shortcuts](#preset-shortcuts) - [Instant Commands](#instant-commands): Case, Delimiter, Clean Up, Utility, Undo - [Finder Detection](#finder-detection) - [Metadata Integration](#metadata-integration-optional): TMDB, TheTVDB - [Tips](#tips) #### Getting Started 1. Install from the Raycast Store 2. Open a Finder window to the folder you want to work with 3. Open Raycast and search for any command (e.g. "Rename Files", "Smart Organize Episodes") No additional setup required. To enable online metadata lookup for episode organizing, see [Metadata Integration](#metadata-integration-optional). --- #### Rename Files The main command. Select a preset, configure options, preview all renames, then confirm. Defaults to Find & Replace. ##### TV Show Rename into standard `S01E01` format. ``` Before After breaking.bad.s01e01.720p.BluRay.x264-DEMAND.mkv Breaking Bad S01E01.mkv breaking.bad.s01e02.720p.BluRay.x264-DEMAND.mkv Breaking Bad S01E02.mkv Breaking.Bad.S01E03.HDTV.XviD-LOL.avi Breaking Bad S01E03.avi ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | | Show Name | Name of the show (required) | Auto-detected from filenames | | Override season/episode | When off, preserves existing `S01E01` info from filenames. When on, forces all files to the season and start episode below. | Off | | Season / Default Season | Season number. When override is off, only used for files without season info. | `1` | | Start Episode / Default Start Episode | First episode number. When override is off, only used for files without episode info. | `1` | | Word Separator | Space, Dot, Underscore, Dash, or Custom | Space | | Custom Separator | Any string (shown when Custom is selected) | | | Suffix | Text added after `S01E01` (e.g. `1080p`, `PROPER`) | | ##### Anime Fansub convention with optional sub group and quality tags. ``` Before After 001.mkv [SubsPlease] Demon Slayer - 01 [1080p].mkv 002.mkv [SubsPlease] Demon Slayer - 02 [1080p].mkv 003.mkv [SubsPlease] Demon Slayer - 03 [1080p].mkv ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ------------- | ------------------------------------ | ---------------------------- | | Anime Name | Name of the anime (required) | Auto-detected from filenames | | Start Episode | First episode number | `1` | | Sub Group | Fansub group name (optional) | | | Quality | Quality tag (optional, e.g. `1080p`) | | ##### Movie Standard movie format with year and quality. ``` Before After Interstellar.2014.1080p.BluRay.x264-DEMAND.mkv Interstellar 2014 1080p.mkv interstellar_(2014)_DVDRip_x264.mp4 Interstellar 2014 1080p.mp4 Interstellar.2014.HEVC.HDR.WEBRip.avi Interstellar 2014 1080p.avi ``` Note: All files in the folder are renamed to the same movie name you provide. Use this when you have multiple versions of the same movie (different formats, qualities, or releases) that you want to normalise to a single clean name. The original extension is preserved on each file. | Option | Description | Default | | -------------- | --------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | | Movie Name | Name of the movie (required) | Auto-detected from filenames | | Year | Release year (optional) | | | Quality | Quality tag (optional, e.g. `1080p`) | | | Word Separator | Space, Dot, Underscore, Dash, or Custom | Space | ##### Date-Based Rename using file creation date. ``` Before After IMG_0001.jpg Lisbon-2025-01-15_09-00-00-001.jpg IMG_0002.jpg Lisbon-2025-01-15_14-00-00-002.jpg ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------- | ------------ | | Date Format | `YYYY-MM-DD`, `DD-MM-YYYY`, or `MM-DD-YYYY` | `YYYY-MM-DD` | | Prefix | Text before the date (optional) | | Uses the file's creation date. Falls back to modification date if creation date is unavailable. ##### Change Case Convert filename casing. Also collapses double/triple spaces into single spaces by default. ``` Title Case: my show name.mkv → My Show Name.mkv UPPERCASE: my show name.mkv → MY SHOW NAME.mkv lowercase: My Show Name.mkv → my show name.mkv Sentence case: MY SHOW NAME.mkv → My show name.mkv ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------- | ---------- | | Case | Title Case, UPPERCASE, lowercase, or Sentence case | Title Case | | Collapse multiple spaces | Merge extra spaces into one | On | Title Case keeps common words lowercase (a, an, the, and, but, or, for, in, on, at, to, by, of, etc.) unless they are the first word. ##### Swap Delimiter Replace one delimiter character with another across all filenames. Extension is preserved. ``` Dots to spaces: My.Show.S01E01.720p.mkv → My Show S01E01 720p.mkv Spaces to underscores: My Show S01E01.mkv → My_Show_S01E01.mkv Underscores to dashes: my_vacation_photo.jpg → my-vacation-photo.jpg ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ------ | ------------------------ | ----------- | | From | Character(s) to find | `.` | | To | Replacement character(s) | ` ` (space) | ##### Auto Enumerate Number files sequentially. By default, the number is prepended to the original filename. The sort order controls which file gets which number. ``` Keep name (before): apple.txt → 001-apple.txt, banana.txt → 002-banana.txt Keep name (after): apple.txt → apple-001.txt, banana.txt → banana-002.txt Replace name: apple.txt → 001.txt, banana.txt → 002.txt Alphabetic: apple.txt → A-apple.txt, banana.txt → B-banana.txt With prefix: apple.txt → photo-001-apple.txt With suffix: apple.txt → 001-apple-final.txt ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | | Keep Original Filename | Prepend/append number to original name instead of replacing it | On | | Number Position | Before Name or After Name (shown when Keep Original Filename is on) | Before | | Number Format | Numeric (001), Alphabetic A, B, C, or Alphabetic a, b, c | Numeric | | Prefix | Text before the number (optional) | -- | | Suffix | Text after the name (optional) | -- | | Start Number | First number (numeric format only) | `1` | | Zero Padding | Number of digits (numeric format only) | `3` | | Separator | Dash, Underscore, Dot, or Space | Dash | | Sort Files By | File Name (A-Z), Date Created, Date Modified, File Size, or Name Length | File Name | ###### Custom Template Mode Toggle **Custom Template** on for advanced patterns with multiple independent counters. Write a template using placeholders and configure up to 3 counters, each with its own format, start value, padding, and increment frequency. **Template placeholders:** - `{1}`, `{2}`, `{3}` -- counter references - `{name}` -- original filename (without extension) - Extension is added automatically **Counter options (up to 3):** | Option | Description | Default | | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------- | | Format | Numeric (1, 2, 3), Alphabetic A, B, C, or Alphabetic a, b, c | Numeric | | Start | Starting value | `1` | | Zero Padding | Number of digits (numeric only, 0 = no padding) | `0` | | Increment Every | How many files before incrementing (1 = every file) | `1` | **Examples:** ``` Template: {1} - {name} Counter {1}: numeric, every 1 → 1 - apple.txt, 2 - banana.txt, 3 - cherry.txt Template: {1}_{name}_{2} Counter {1}: numeric, every 1 Counter {2}: numeric, every 3 → 1_apple_1.txt, 2_banana_1.txt, 3_cherry_1.txt, 4_donut_2.txt, 5_eclair_2.txt Template: {1}{2} - {name} Counter {1}: alpha-upper, every 3 Counter {2}: numeric, pad 2, every 1 → A01 - apple.txt, A02 - banana.txt, A03 - cherry.txt, B04 - donut.txt ``` The preview shows the first 3 resulting filenames so you can verify the pattern before applying. ##### Change Extension Bulk convert file extensions. Optionally filter to only change files with a specific current extension. ``` *.jpeg → *.jpg *.txt → *.md ``` | Option | Description | Default | | -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | | From Extension | Only change files with this extension (leave empty for all) | | | New Extension | The target extension (required) | | ##### Find & Replace Plain text or regex find and replace on filenames. Extension is preserved by default. ``` Remove quality tags: My.Show.S01E01.720p.BluRay.x264-GROUP.mkv → My.Show.S01E01.mkv ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | | Find | Pattern to search for | | | Replace With | Replacement text (supports `$1`, `$2` capture groups in regex mode) | | | Use Regular Expression | Toggle regex mode | Off | --- #### Smart Organize Episodes Auto-detect episode numbers from filenames and organize into season folders with proper naming. ``` Before (flat folder): After: 001.mkv Season 01/Demon.Slayer.S01E01.mkv 002.mkv Season 01/Demon.Slayer.S01E02.mkv ... ... 026.mkv Season 02/Demon.Slayer.S02E13.mkv ``` ##### Supported Filename Patterns The episode parser recognizes 9 different formats: | Pattern | Example | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | Standard TV | `S01E01`, `s01e01`, `S1E5` | | Cross-format | `1x01`, `01x05` | | Anime fansub | `[SubsPlease] Show Name - 01 [1080p]` | | E-only | `Show.Name.E01`, `Show Name - E01` | | Verbose | `Episode 01`, `Ep 01`, `EP01` | | Bare after separator | `Show Name - 001` | | Pure numeric | `001.mkv` (entire filename minus extension is a number) | | Leading number | `01 - Title.mkv`, `001 Something.mkv` | | Trailing number | `Something_01.mkv` | ##### Options | Option | Description | Default | | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | Show / Anime Name | Name used in output filenames (required) | Auto-detected from filenames or folder name | | Metadata Source | Manual, TMDB (free), or TheTVDB ($12/year) | Manual | | Season Episodes | Per-season episode counts (Manual mode only). Press `Cmd+N` to add seasons, `Cmd+Delete` to remove. | Season 1: 12 | | Start season at 00 | When enabled, first season is numbered 00 instead of 01 | Off | | Folder Template | Output folder name pattern | `Season {season}` | | File Template | Output filename pattern (extension added automatically) | `{show}.S{season}E{episode}` | **Template variables:** `{show}`, `{season}` (zero-padded), `{episode}` (zero-padded) ##### Season Configuration (Manual Mode) In manual mode, each season has its own episode count field. Not all shows have the same number of episodes per season. For example, Breaking Bad has 7, 13, 13, 13, and 16 episodes across its 5 seasons. ``` Season 1 Episodes: [7 ] Season 2 Episodes: [13] Season 3 Episodes: [13] Season 4 Episodes: [13] Season 5 Episodes: [16] ``` Press `Cmd+N` to add a season, `Cmd+Delete` to remove the last one. When a TMDB or TheTVDB key is configured, these fields are replaced by automatic lookup. ##### Season Detection - If filenames already contain season info (`S01E01`, `1x01`), those season numbers are used directly - Otherwise, flat episode numbers (1, 2, ... 50) are split according to the per-season episode counts - With TMDB or TheTVDB, the real season/episode breakdown is fetched automatically - If the API fetch fails, it falls back to manual splitting - Files that can't be parsed are skipped and left untouched --- #### Smart Find & Replace Multi-rule find and replace for filenames. More powerful than the basic Find & Replace preset. ``` Folder contents: File filter: *.mkv My.Show.S01E01.720p.BluRay.x264-GROUP.mkv Rule 1: \.720p\.BluRay.*?-\w+ → (empty) [regex] My.Show.S01E02.720p.BluRay.x264-GROUP.mkv Rule 2: \.1080p.*$ → (empty) [regex] My.Show.S01E03.1080p.HDTV.x264-FLEET.mkv notes.txt (filtered out, not *.mkv) Result: My.Show.S01E01.mkv, My.Show.S01E02.mkv, ... ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------- | | File Filter | Glob pattern to target specific files (e.g. `*.mkv`, `*.{mkv,mp4}`, `photo_*`) | (all files) | | Include file extension | Whether find/replace operates on the extension too | Off | | Rule 1-3: Find | Pattern to search for | | | Rule 1-3: Replace | Replacement text (supports `$1`, `$2` in regex mode) | | | Rule 1-3: Regular Expression | Toggle regex mode per rule | Off | | Rule 1-3: Case Sensitive | Toggle case sensitivity per rule | On | Rules are applied in sequence: Rule 1 output feeds into Rule 2, which feeds into Rule 3. The form includes a live preview and regex tips. --- #### Sort Files by Date Organize files into subfolders by creation date. Works with any file type. ``` Before (flat folder): After (grouped by month): IMG_0001.jpg (Jan 15) 2025-01/IMG_0001.jpg IMG_0002.jpg (Jan 15) 2025-01/IMG_0002.jpg IMG_0003.jpg (Feb 20) 2025-02/IMG_0003.jpg IMG_0004.jpg (Mar 10) 2025-03/IMG_0004.jpg ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | | Group By | Day (`2025-01-15`), Month (`2025-01`), or Year (`2025`) | Month | | File Action | Move or Copy files | Move | Uses file creation date. Falls back to modification date if creation date is unavailable. --- #### Sort Photos by Location Organize photos into subfolders by GPS data embedded in EXIF metadata. Uses OpenStreetMap Nominatim for reverse geocoding. No API key required. ``` Before: After (by city): IMG_1001.jpg (Lisbon) Lisbon/IMG_1001.jpg IMG_1002.jpg (Lisbon) Lisbon/IMG_1002.jpg IMG_1003.jpg (Tokyo) Tokyo/IMG_1003.jpg IMG_1004.jpg (no GPS) (stays in original folder) ``` | Option | Description | Default | | ----------- | ------------------------------ | ------- | | Group By | City, State/Region, or Country | City | | File Action | Move or Copy files | Move | City resolution uses a fallback chain: city → town → village → municipality → county. Nearby photos share geocoding results via an internal cache (~1km precision for city, ~10km for state, ~100km for country). Requests are rate-limited to 1 per second per Nominatim's usage policy. **Supported formats:** JPEG (`.jpg`, `.jpeg`), TIFF (`.tiff`, `.tif`), HEIC (`.heic`, `.heif`), DNG, Canon CR2, Nikon NEF, Sony ARW, Olympus ORF, Panasonic RW2. Photos without GPS data are shown in the preview but left untouched during organize. --- #### Rename Photos by EXIF Rename photos using embedded EXIF metadata -- date taken, camera make/model, ISO, focal length, and resolution. **Template placeholders:** - `{date}` -- date taken (format configurable) - `{make}` -- camera manufacturer (Canon, Nikon, etc.) - `{model}` -- camera model (EOS R5, Z9, etc.) - `{iso}` -- ISO speed - `{focal}` -- focal length (e.g. 85mm) - `{width}`, `{height}` -- image dimensions - `{name}` -- original filename - `{i}` -- index (001, 002, etc.) **Date formats:** `2026-03-31_14-30-00`, `2026-03-31`, `20260331`, `31-03-2026` ``` Template: {date}_{i} → 2026-03-31_14-30-00_001.jpg Template: {model}_{date}_{i} → EOS R5_2026-03-31_001.jpg Template: {date}_{name} → 2026-03-31_DSC_0001.jpg ``` Files are automatically sorted by EXIF date taken. **Supported formats:** JPEG (`.jpg`, `.jpeg`), TIFF (`.tiff`, `.tif`), PNG (`.png`), HEIC (`.heic`, `.heif`), WebP (`.webp`), DNG (`.dng`), Canon CR2 (`.cr2`), Nikon NEF (`.nef`), Sony ARW (`.arw`). --- #### Rename from CSV Rename files using a mapping of old names to new names. Paste the mappings directly or copy from a spreadsheet. **Supported separators:** Comma, Tab, Semicolon, Pipe, Arrow (`->`) ``` old-name.txt,new-name.txt photo.jpg,vacation-001.jpg report.pdf,Q1-2026-report.pdf ``` Files that don't exist in the folder are skipped with a warning. Preview is shown before any changes are applied. --- #### Custom Rename Scripts Build reusable rename pipelines that combine a file filter with a sequence of rename steps. Save them and run later with a single action. ##### Create Rename Script 1. Open Raycast → search **"Create Rename Script"** 2. Press `Enter` on the script info item to set: - **Script Name**: a descriptive name (e.g. "Clean MKV for Plex") - **Description**: what the script does - **File Filter**: glob pattern to target specific files (e.g. `*.mkv`, leave empty for all files) 3. Add steps to the pipeline. Each step transforms the filename and passes the result to the next step **Available step types (23):** | Category | Step Types | | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Case | UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, Sentence Case | | Clean Up | Collapse Multiple Spaces, Swap Delimiter, Find & Replace, Change Extension, Remove Accents, Strip Digits, Strip Special Characters, Trim Filename, Transliterate to Latin | | Transform | Add Zero Padding, Remove Zero Padding, Prepend Parent Folder, Swap Parts, Insert at Position, Remove at Position | | Rename Format | Rename as TV Show, Rename as Anime, Rename as Movie, Auto Enumerate | Steps with configuration options (e.g. Swap Parts lets you set the separator, Insert at Position lets you set text and position) show their options when added. No-config steps like Remove Accents or Trim just run as-is. The TV Show and Anime steps auto-detect episode numbers from the current filename (after previous steps have been applied). **Keyboard shortcuts in the script builder:** | Shortcut | Action | | -------------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | `Enter` | Edit selected step | | `Cmd + N` | Add new step | | `Cmd + Shift + Up Arrow` | Move step up | | `Cmd + Shift + Down Arrow` | Move step down | | `Cmd + Backspace` | Remove step | | `Cmd + Shift + P` | Preview against current Finder folder | | `Cmd + S` | Save script | **Example pipeline**: clean up messy TV downloads: 1. **Filter:** `*.mkv` 2. **Step 1:** Swap Delimiter `.` → ` ` (dots to spaces) 3. **Step 2:** Title Case 4. **Step 3:** Rename as TV Show (Breaking Bad, S01, start E01) Result: `breaking.bad.s01e01.720p.bluray.mkv` → `Breaking Bad S01E01.mkv` ##### Run Rename Script 1. Open Raycast → search **"Run Rename Script"** 2. Select a saved script from the list 3. Press `Enter` to run. A preview of all renames is shown before confirming The script list shows each script's name, description, file filter, and step count. Scripts are stored persistently and survive Raycast restarts. | Shortcut | Action | | ---------------------- | ------------------------- | | `Enter` | Run script (with preview) | | `Cmd + E` | Edit script | | `Cmd + K` → View Steps | View the pipeline | | `Cmd + Backspace` | Delete script | After running a script, undo state is saved. Use **Undo Last Rename** to revert. --- #### Preset Shortcuts Each preset from Rename Files is also available as a standalone command for direct access. These open the same form but pre-select the preset, useful for assigning aliases. | Command | Output Format | | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | Rename as TV Show | `Show Name S01E01.ext` | | Rename as Anime | `[Group] Name - 01 [Quality].ext` | | Rename as Movie | `Name Year Quality.ext` | | Rename by Date | `Prefix-2025-01-15_09-00-00-001.ext` | | Change Filename Case | UPPERCASE / lowercase / Title Case / Sentence case | | Swap Filename Delimiter | Replace any delimiter with another | | Auto Enumerate Files | Number files by name, date, size, or name length | | Change File Extension | `.jpeg` to `.jpg`, `.txt` to `.md` | --- #### Instant Commands Zero-UI commands that execute immediately against the current Finder folder. No forms, no preview, no clicks, just a confirmation HUD. Every instant command saves undo state. ##### Case Conversion All case commands also collapse multiple spaces into single spaces automatically. | Command | Example | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | Uppercase All Filenames | `my vacation photo.jpg` → `MY VACATION PHOTO.jpg` | | Lowercase All Filenames | `My Vacation PHOTO.jpg` → `my vacation photo.jpg` | | Title Case All Filenames | `my vacation photo.jpg` → `My Vacation Photo.jpg` | | Sentence Case All Filenames | `MY VACATION PHOTO.jpg` → `My vacation photo.jpg` | ##### Delimiter Conversion | Command | Example | | ------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | Replace Dots with Spaces | `My.Show.S01E01.mkv` → `My Show S01E01.mkv` | | Replace Spaces with Dots | `My Show.mkv` → `My.Show.mkv` | | Replace Underscores with Spaces | `my_file.jpg` → `my file.jpg` | | Replace Spaces with Underscores | `my file.jpg` → `my_file.jpg` | | Replace Dashes with Spaces | `my-file.jpg` → `my file.jpg` | | Replace Spaces with Dashes | `my file.jpg` → `my-file.jpg` | ##### Clean Up | Command | Example | | ----------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | Remove Accents from Filenames | `café résumé.txt` → `cafe resume.txt` | | Strip Digits from Filenames | `file123name456.txt` → `filename.txt` | | Strip Special Characters | `file (copy) [2].txt` → `file copy 2.txt` | | Trim Filenames | ` - file - .txt` → `file.txt` | | Transliterate to Latin | `Москва.txt` → `Moskva.txt` | ##### Utility | Command | Example | | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | Collapse Multiple Spaces | `my show name.mkv` → `my show name.mkv` | | Enumerate Files by Name | Alphabetical → `1 - apple.ext`, `2 - banana.ext` | | Enumerate Files by Date Created | Oldest first → `1 - oldest.ext`, `2 - middle.ext` | | Add Zero Padding to Numbers | `file1.txt` → `file001.txt` | | Remove Zero Padding from Numbers | `file001.txt` → `file1.txt` | | Prepend Parent Folder Name | In folder `NYC`: `img.jpg` → `NYC - img.jpg` | | Swap Filename Parts | `Artist - Song.mp3` → `Song - Artist.mp3` | Enumerate commands prepend the number to the original filename. Enumerate by Date uses creation date, falling back to modification date. ##### Undo | Command | Description | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Undo Last Rename | Reverts the last rename or organize operation. Available within 5 minutes. Single use. Cannot undo twice. | Every command in Rebaptize saves undo state, including Rename Files, Smart Organize Episodes, Smart Find & Replace, Sort Files by Date, Sort Photos by Location, Run Rename Script, and all instant commands. For organize commands that move files into subfolders, undo moves them back and cleans up the empty folders. --- #### Finder Detection All commands auto-detect the current Finder folder using two strategies: 1. **Selected items**: if files or folders are selected in Finder, uses the selected folder (or the parent folder of a selected file) 2. **Frontmost window**: falls back to AppleScript to get the path of the frontmost Finder window If Finder is not open or no folder can be determined, the folder picker is shown empty for manual selection. The detected folder path is shown as info text beneath the folder picker. --- #### Metadata Integration (Optional) Smart Organize Episodes can fetch real season and episode data from online databases so you don't need to manually set episodes-per-season. Two sources are supported: ##### TMDB (Free) [The Movie Database](https://www.themoviedb.org/). Completely free, with excellent anime and TV coverage. 1. Create a free account at [themoviedb.org](https://www.themoviedb.org/signup) 2. Go to [Settings → API](https://www.themoviedb.org/settings/api) and request an API key (use the "API Key" / v3 auth key, not the Read Access Token) 3. Open Raycast Preferences → Extensions → Rebaptize → paste the key in **TMDB API Key (Free)** ##### TheTVDB ($12/year) [TheTVDB](https://thetvdb.com). The classic TV metadata source, requires a paid subscription. 1. Subscribe at [thetvdb.com/subscribe](https://thetvdb.com/subscribe) ($12/year) 2. Get an API key from your [dashboard](https://www.thetvdb.com/dashboard/account/apikey) 3. Open Raycast Preferences → Extensions → Rebaptize → paste the key in **TheTVDB API Key** When using a metadata source, type a show name and a dropdown appears with up to 5 search results (name + year). Select the correct show and the extension fetches the full season/episode breakdown. Specials (Season 0) are filtered out automatically. If both keys are configured, you can choose which source to use per command run. Without either key, everything still works. You set the episodes-per-season count manually. --- #### Tips - **Aliases:** Search any command → `Cmd + K` → Configure Command → set an alias (e.g. `tv` for Rename as TV Show, `undo` for Undo Last Rename) - **Hotkeys:** Same menu, assign a global keyboard shortcut to any command - **Finder:** All commands auto-detect the current Finder folder. Navigate to the right folder before invoking. - **Undo:** Every rename and organize command is undoable. Run Undo Last Rename within 5 minutes to revert. - **Scripts:** Build reusable rename pipelines with Create Rename Script. Run them from Run Rename Script. Assign an alias to Run Rename Script (e.g. `rs`) for quick access. - **File filter:** Use glob patterns to target specific files: `*.mkv`, `*.{mkv,mp4}`, `photo_*`, `*.jpg, *.png` (comma-separated)