Add leading Zeros to existing Numbers in File Names

For this you can use the function "Number Adjustment" of the FileRenamer, which you can find on the right side of the main window under "Changes" for both the file name and the file extension.

In the options of this function you can set the following:

• Increment: Since we want to keep the numbers themselves unchanged, we set the increment to "0". This keeps the current numerical value and neither increases nor decreases it.
• Leading Zeros: In this field we write the number of zeros we want. For your example, that would be "2".
• Position: This field is relevant if there are multiple numbers within your filename and you only want to change certain of those numbers. "0" changes all numbers, "1" the first number from the front, "2" the second number from the front, "-1" the first number from the back (the last number), and so on. In your case, "0" would be the right choice here.

You can learn more about this topic in the tutorial on file numbering, specifically in the section on changing existing numberings.
2023-07-19 at 21:37