Native by design
Designed for macOS with a familiar, focused desktop workflow.
Coming soon for macOS
MediaNamer is being built for people who want their movie and TV libraries to look intentional—not improvised. Inspect what is already in a file, choose the naming language you prefer, and review every change before it happens.
A focused native Mac experience from Galaxy TechWorks.
Designed for macOS with a familiar, focused desktop workflow.
See proposed filenames and retain control of every batch.
Your media stays on your Mac while local analysis does its work.
A considered workflow
MediaNamer is being shaped around a simple principle: no irreversible action should feel like a surprise.
Select files or folders, including the network locations that hold a real library.
Read technical media facts locally and, when you choose, use online identity matching.
Build reusable filename profiles with the fields, order, and separators that make sense to you.
Inspect the proposed results, resolve anything uncertain, then rename safely as a batch.
Built for real libraries
Filename profiles, metadata-field selection, editable previews, safe batch operations, and correction memory are planned to work together—not as a pile of disconnected utilities.
Save the conventions that make a collection consistent.
Planned online lookup for the identity facts needed to name a file well.
Review, collision protection, and recovery-aware batch behavior.
Planned workflow improvements for folders, network volumes, and large collections.
Privacy stays practical
MediaNamer is planned to keep file inspection, technical analysis, and rename work on your device. When you request an online metadata match, the service is designed to use only the minimum identity facts needed for that lookup—not your media files or a cloud copy of your library.
Coming soon
MediaNamer is in active development. Follow its progress and be among the first to hear when testing and availability are announced.