Generate descriptive snake_case photo filenames from image analysis and EXIF metadata.
npx skills add https://github.com/mickpletcher/AI-Skills --skill photo-rename
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: photo-rename Source: https://github.com/mickpletcher/AI-Skills/tree/main/claude/skills/photo-rename Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mickpletcher/AI-Skills --skill photo-rename
Renaming photos into consistent, descriptive filenames is slow and inconsistent, especially when you need to derive location and subject from visual content plus EXIF metadata.
Upload your photos and ask the assistant to start with “rp” to propose clean, descriptive filenames in a rename report.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Batch renaming photos with descriptive filenames is done by combining image analysis, EXIF GPS/date metadata, and reverse geocoding. The tool generates consistent snake_case names like grand_canyon_phantom_ranch.jpg across a whole set of uploaded images.
Yes, EXIF GPS data is used to generate location-based photo filenames through reverse geocoding. The tool reads GPS and date metadata from your photos, converting coordinates into readable location names while preserving the original file extension.
When EXIF GPS metadata is missing or incorrect, confidence is downgraded and fallback naming like unidentified_photo_XX is used. The tool avoids inventing unsupported details and discloses uncertainty rather than guessing location or subject information.
Organizing travel photos into a consistent naming convention requires grouping related images and applying evidence-aligned ordering. The tool formats filenames as date_location_event_subject when supported, ensuring consistent patterns across your entire trip batch.
Yes, batch photo renaming preserves original file extensions. The tool generates descriptive snake_case filenames while maintaining the existing extension, ensuring files remain accessible and properly associated with their native applications.
The best way to rename multiple photos safely is through a structured rename report. The tool proposes clean filenames in a report format rather than performing uncontrolled file operations, allowing you to review all suggested changes before applying them.
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