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Rename PDF by Content

Rename several PDFs by the value that follows a label in their text, such as an invoice number. Files keep their contents; a CSV lists every rename.

Two scans named scan001.pdf and scan002.pdf with Invoice No: INV-2041 and INV-2042. Use the label Invoice No: to get INV-2041.pdf and INV-2042.pdf.

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Local limits: Max files: 50 / Max single file: 10 MB / Max total size: 60 MB

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A practical guide

Rename PDF by Content: a worked example

  1. Choose up to 50 PDFs with selectable text.
  2. Enter the label that precedes the value, such as Invoice No:.
  3. Rename them and check rename-map.csv for files where the label was not found.

Try this example

Rename the two sample PDFs by the label Invoice No: they become INV-2041.pdf and INV-2042.pdf, listed in rename-map.csv.

Before

  • scan001.pdf
  • scan002.pdf

After

  • INV-2041.pdf
  • INV-2042.pdf
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What you get

Rename several PDFs by the value that follows a label in their text, such as an invoice number. Files keep their contents; a CSV lists every rename.

Limits and important details

Local limits: Max files: 50 / Max single file: 10 MB / Max total size: 60 MB

Up to 50 PDFs, 10 MB each. The label is searched in the text of the first 3 pages; files without it keep their name.

Example

Rename the two sample PDFs by the label Invoice No: they become INV-2041.pdf and INV-2042.pdf, listed in rename-map.csv.