Who this helps
clinics, patients, caregivers, billing teams, and assistants organizing downloaded medical imaging files and reports.
NameBatchAI workflow
Rename medical imaging files with privacy-aware labels.
Rename medical imaging files with patient-safe labels, scan type, date, body area, provider, and archive sequence.
Naming rules
- Use patient-safe prefix
- Label scan type and body area
- Add date and provider when useful
- Avoid unnecessary personal details
Filename examples
- IMG0001.dcm -> imaging-mri-knee-2026-07-disc-001.dcm
- report.pdf -> imaging-report-knee-2026-07.pdf
Workflow
- Upload local image or report copies.
- Choose archive style.
- Add scan, date, and privacy rules.
- Download organized renamed copies.
How it works
Upload a batch, choose the closest naming style, add a short instruction, review the AI suggestions, then download a renamed ZIP. Start with 10 files free; buy the $9 batch pass only after the preview shows that the naming pattern is useful for the full folder.
When the $9 batch pass makes sense
Use the paid pass when the free sample already saves review time, the folder has more than 10 files, and you need consistent renamed copies before upload, archive, or client handoff. Files stay in your browser, and every suggested filename should be reviewed before downloading the ZIP.
Payment and support
Paid batch passes are delivered by email after PayPal checkout. If a receipt or pass code needs review, the support form keeps the request attached to your order details.
Open supportDoes this read or interpret medical images?
No. It only prepares clearer filenames and does not provide medical, billing, or insurance advice.
Should full patient names be used?
Use patient-safe IDs or initials when privacy matters.