Sequential File Naming for 360 Images
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a batch of 360-degree product photos sitting in a Dropbox folder that need to be imported into my supplier’s system. Their PDF guide spells out a strict naming convention: every image must follow a clean, sequential-number format (e.g., 0001, 0002, 0003 …).
Once I hire you I’ll share the folder and the PDF. Your job is simply to rename every file so it matches the sequence exactly and mirrors the order laid out in the instructions—no skipped numbers, no extra characters, no reordering. If you like to automate, feel free to use tools such as Adobe Bridge, Automator, Bulk Rename Utility, or any other script you prefer; I’m only interested in a flawless final set.
Turnaround is ASAP. When you apply, just highlight relevant experience you have with bulk renaming or large-scale file organisation; I don’t need a lengthy proposal.
Deliverable
• The renamed Dropbox folder (or a zipped copy) that imports without errors.
I’ll be online to verify and sign off as soon as you finish, so this is a quick win for someone who’s meticulous with filenames.
Once I hire you I’ll share the folder and the PDF. Your job is simply to rename every file so it matches the sequence exactly and mirrors the order laid out in the instructions—no skipped numbers, no extra characters, no reordering. If you like to automate, feel free to use tools such as Adobe Bridge, Automator, Bulk Rename Utility, or any other script you prefer; I’m only interested in a flawless final set.
Turnaround is ASAP. When you apply, just highlight relevant experience you have with bulk renaming or large-scale file organisation; I don’t need a lengthy proposal.
Deliverable
• The renamed Dropbox folder (or a zipped copy) that imports without errors.
I’ll be online to verify and sign off as soon as you finish, so this is a quick win for someone who’s meticulous with filenames.