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- 100% browser-based — all processing happens locally on your device
- No uploads — we never see your files
- Only file names — the tool only renumbers your file names - and we never see them
Your data stays on your device.
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Test the tool with up to 10 files. No sign-in required.
Quick Start Guide
Follow these steps to get your file list from PowerShell
- 1.In your file explorer, navigate to the folder containing files you want to renumber.
- 2.Hold Shift on your keyboard and right-click on the folder containing the files you want to renumber
- 3.Select "Open PowerShell window here"
- 4.Type
Get-ChildItem -Nameand press Enter - 5.Select all of the output (click and drag with your mouse) and copy it (Ctrl+C)
- 6.Paste the filenames into the text box below
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Frequently Asked Questions
Simply paste your list of numbered filenames, specify where you want to insert new files, and we generate PowerShell commands that rename everything automatically. The entire process happens in your browser — your filenames never leave your device.
Absolutely. Renumber It processes everything locally in your browser. We never upload your filenames to any server, never access your actual files, and never store any of your data. It's 100% client-side processing.
Renumber It works for both Windows and MacOS. The web interface works on any modern browser.
No installation required. Renumber It is a web application that runs entirely in your browser. You just need PowerShell (built into Windows) to execute the generated rename commands.
You get 3 free uses of the full tool after signing in. The public demo lets you test with up to 10 files without signing in. Pro subscribers get unlimited access for $9.50/year.
Yes, you can cancel your Pro subscription at any time from the billing portal. You'll retain access until the end of your billing period.
Renumber It automatically detects common numbering patterns including: '01 Filename.ext', '1. Filename.ext', '001_filename.ext', and more. It preserves your existing separator style and zero-padding.
Renumber It will detect and warn you about duplicate numbers in your original file list. You can proceed anyway, but we recommend resolving duplicates first for best results.