The "Batch Rename" plugin is available for Adobe Premiere Pro and enables you new possibilities to simplify the organization of the clips and sources in your project. Select your clips and use the plugin to batch rename your clips faster. Replace words in your source files or add dates and custom text to your clip names. The plugin offers more options to optimize big Premiere Pro productions. Optimized for the needs of assistant editors.
All features also work on:
for Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2022+
For Windows and MacOS.
With this function you can search for a string in the selected clipnames and replace it with any new text. This way you can e.g. remove file extensions or replace certain words.
Use this function to add an text to clip names. The new text can be placed either before or after the previous clip name.
With this function a certain number of characters can be removed from the existing clip name. Either from the beginning or counted from the end.
Use this function to create custom clips names with sequential numbers. The name can contain any characters. Select the value from which to count and with how many digits to count. The name can be written either before or after the existing clip name.
This function allows you to add the current date to a clip name. Choose the desired format from various date formats and separators. You can then write the date before or after the existing clip name.
You can restore the clip names and set them back to the original source file name. This function does not work for bins, sequences or multicam-clips.
We offer three types of licenses. The single-user license is ideal for freelancers who want to use the plugin on one or two computers. This license is bound to one email address. For companies, we offer a Business Team License, which is bound to the company and allows up to five employees to use the plugin on multiple computers. We also offer an enterprise option with a customized version of the plugin and a greater number of licenses within an organization. Please contact our sales team for more information. All licenses are perpetual.
If you have any questions or feature requests, please contact our support team. We are happy to assist you!
Close Adobe Premiere Pro before installing the plugin. You can then run the .pkg installer for MacOS or the .exe installer for Windows. It is also possible to install the extension using the ZXP file. This requires the ZXP installer.
If you already have the plugin installed and want to install a new version of the plugin, you can simply run the new installer. It is not necessary to uninstall the old version, the new one will overwrite everything.
You can activate the plugin panel in Premiere Pro menu under "Window > Extensions > Batch Rename".
Yes, the plugin does not require a network connection.
No, your data will remain on your machine.
Yes. The plugin was designed to support all types of projects, including highly restricted productions with signed NDAs. It will not share any data with devices other than your own.
No, we do not offer demo or trial versions of this plugin.
We always make sure the plugin works in the latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro. Starting with Premiere Pro 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and later.
If you are experiencing problems with the plugin, make sure you have the latest version of the plugin installed. Also, feel free to contact our support anytime if you have any issues with it.
The plugin was written for Windows 10 and MacOS 12 (Montery). This does not exclude other versions for now, but we cannot exclude trial issues when using with older versions. If you are using an older operating system, please let us know how your experience is.
Yes, if you purchased the plugin through EditingTools.io, you will be able to download updates for the plugin at any time. If you did not purchase the plugin with an account, you can create an account with the same email you used to purchase the license and the license will be linked automatically. To download the latest version of the plugin, go to "Purchases" in your account.
You will also receive updates when you purchase the plugin from the Adobe Exchange Store.
No, Premiere Pro does not automatically update clip names within a sequence.
On Windows the extension can be easily uninstalled under "Add/Remove Programs".
On MacOS the extension can be easily uninstalled by deleting the folder "/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/com.batchrename".