Right-click in Finder and NamingAI reads the actual content — the photo's scene, the PDF's title, the code's purpose — then writes a clear, descriptive name. All on your Mac, using Apple's Foundation Models. Nothing is uploaded.
Runs entirely on Apple's Foundation Models. Your files — sensitive PDFs, private photos, source code — never leave the Mac, and it works with the Wi-Fi off.
No new app to learn. Select files in Finder, choose "Rename with NamingAI," and review the suggestions inline. The gesture you already use.
Scene detection for images, titles and headings for PDFs, structure for code and text. Each file type is named the way that type deserves.
Drop a folder of "IMG_0001" and "Untitled" files and rename the whole set at once. Review every suggestion before anything is written to disk.
Pick a convention — kebab-case, snake_case, Title Case — add a prefix or date, and NamingAI follows it consistently across every file.
A one-time purchase, not a subscription. No account, no telemetry. Buy it once and it's yours for as long as macOS runs it.
Pick one file or a hundred in Finder and choose "Rename with NamingAI" from the menu. That's the whole interface.
On-device, NamingAI inspects each file's real content and drafts a descriptive name in your chosen style — usually in a second or two.
Every suggestion is shown before anything changes. Approve the ones you like, edit any you don't, and apply. Nothing is renamed without your say.
Scene and subject detection turns "IMG_4821" into what the photo actually shows.
Reads the title and headings to name reports, invoices, and contracts clearly.
Infers a file's purpose from its contents — handy for stray "Untitled" snippets.
Summarizes the gist into a short, searchable filename you'll recognize later.
No. NamingAI uses Apple's on-device Foundation Models, so file analysis happens entirely on your Mac. You can rename files with Wi-Fi off, and nothing about your files is ever uploaded.
macOS 26 or later on an Apple silicon Mac, since that's where Apple's on-device models are available. The app checks compatibility before doing anything.
Never. Every suggested name is shown for review first. You approve, edit, or skip each one — files only change when you apply.
Yes. Choose kebab-case, snake_case, or Title Case, and optionally add a prefix or a date. NamingAI applies your convention consistently across the whole batch.
No. It's free to try, and the full version is a single $9.99 purchase that includes future updates. No accounts, no recurring charges.
Let your Mac name its own files — privately, in a second, the way you'd name them yourself.
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