Save hours: blur + rename 100 photos in seconds

You just blurred 50 photos from last weekend's event. Now what — rename them one by one? IMG_8492.jpg, IMG_8493.jpg... that's an hour of your life gone. AI Batch Naming solves this in one click. Upload your photos, blur the faces, then let AI automatically generate descriptive filenames like family-trip-blurred.jpg for every image in your batch.

Why Filenames Matter for SEO

Search engines like Google use filenames as a primary signal to understand what an image is about. A descriptive filename like children-playing-in-park-blurred.jpg is far more valuable for your website's ranking than DSC001.jpg. By providing context through filenames, you improve your chances of appearing in image search results and enhance overall accessibility.

What You Get with AI Batch Rename

• Bulk rename photos online: Rename hundreds of photos in seconds — no manual work, no desktop software needed.
• Auto rename photos for SEO: The AI reads each image and generates a natural, descriptive name based on what it sees.
• 100% private: Unlike other tools, the analysis happens entirely in your browser. Your original photos are never uploaded to any server.
• Customizable: Add your own brand prefix or suffix to keep a consistent naming convention across your entire gallery.

How to Use AI Batch Naming

1. Upload Your Photos: Add one or more images to the Blur Face editor.
2. Enable AI: In the Download section, check the box labeled "Use AI to describe image content".
3. Set Your Pattern: (Optional) Add a prefix like Event-2025- or a suffix like -safe.
4. Apply to All: Click "Apply to All" to instantly populate the filenames for every image in your batch.
5. Fine-Tune: You can still manually edit any specific filename if you want to add more detail.

Technical Excellence

We use WebAssembly (WASM) and Transformers.js to run the AI model directly on your device. This means you get the power of high-end image captioning without sacrificing the privacy of your sensitive data. The model analyzed the original unblurred image to ensure the highest quality description before the faces are obscured.