CSV file renaming for macOS

Rename thousands of files from one CSV.

Drop your files and naming CSV, preview every new name, then process the entire batch safely.

Built for macOS 26 and later. Free to start, with an optional one-time Pro upgrade.

Manifest for macOS previewing thousands of current filenames alongside their new CSV-mapped names, with unmatched files clearly flagged

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How it works

Three inputs. One calm workflow.

  1. 01

    Add your files

    Drop individual files or an entire folder into Manifest.

  2. 02

    Add your mapping CSV

    Use two columns containing each current filename and its new name.

  3. 03

    Preview and process

    Review every match, resolve warnings, then copy or rename the batch.

Safe by design

Know exactly what will happen.

Manifest puts review and control before every file operation.

Preview every change

See current and new filenames before Manifest touches anything.

Copy-first by default

Create renamed copies in a new folder while keeping the originals untouched.

No silent overwrites

Conflicts, duplicate names, invalid names, and unmatched files are clearly identified and skipped.

History and safe Undo

Review completed operations and reverse eligible changes with file identity protection.

Built for real work

Made for structured renaming workflows.

For photographers matching shoots to client lists, researchers applying sample IDs, agencies standardizing asset names, and teams organizing large file archives.

Manifest Pro

Start free. Upgrade once when you need more.

A one-time in-app purchase unlocks unlimited batches, rename-in-place mode, and per-file Undo.

No subscription

FAQ

Good to know.

What should the CSV contain?

A two-column CSV: the current filename in the first column and its new filename in the second.

Does Manifest overwrite existing files?

No. Conflicting and duplicate names are surfaced before processing and skipped instead of being silently overwritten.

Can I keep my original files?

Yes. Copy to a new folder is the default mode, so your source files remain untouched.

Can I undo a batch?

Manifest keeps an operation history. Eligible changes can be safely reversed, with per-file Undo available in Manifest Pro.

Are my files uploaded anywhere?

No. File processing happens locally on your Mac; your files and CSV are not uploaded.

Which macOS versions are supported?

Manifest is built for macOS 26 and later.