Keep in mind that if somehow you do not like the made changes then you can choose Edit > Undo rename in the finder menu bar or press the Command-Z key in order to revert files back to original names. Selected files are now done with chosen nomenclature. Be sure to be happy with the preview example which is shown at the bottom of the rename panel, then hit rename.Note: keep in mind that if you have selected a number format then you can use the Where dropdown in order to choose whether the sequential numbers are there before or after the common name of files. You need to add a starting number for the files in the start number at the file.Type in a common name for it in the custom format field.We use name and index but users can optionally select name and counter or name and date as well. From the next dropdown, you need to select a name format.From the first dropdown menu in the rename folder items panel, choose format.Alternatively, click right or Ctrl-click one of the selected files in the finder window. In the finder toolbar, hit the action button.Then drag the selection box over files with help of your mouse or hold the shift button and click each one by one.In the first step, open the finder window and locate the files you wish to rename.We are going to batch rename some images of babies, as an example. Rename one file or multiple files on Mac (Step-by-Step Guide) Renaming a file or folder using the terminal.Renaming Files with the help of the return key.Renaming by the help of selection and clicking on the folders/files.Searching and replacing files in an instance.Rename one file or multiple files on Mac (Step-by-Step Guide).
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