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    File Format Renamer
    This tool only changes the file extension, meaning it changes one label for another, such as changing a .jpg to a .txt. Be careful: this is not a converter. So, if you change the label of a file from .jpg to .pdf, the file will still be an image and will not become a PDF. It can be useful for files of the same type. For example, if you have different types of images, you can make your computer see them all as if they were of the same kind.
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    Auto_Img_Renamer

    AutoimgRenamer is a Python tool to rename image files in a folder.

    ...It’s especially useful for organizing datasets, preparing files for machine learning, or batch-renaming personal image collections. Features 1. Rename .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .bmp, and .webp images 2. Simple, fast, and efficient 3. Customizable base name for files How It Works The tool scans the selected folder, finds all image files, and renames them to a format like: base_name_0001.PNG, base_name_0002.PNG, etc.
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