Turn a plain-language request into Structured JSON, submit it through the browser, and return Filename Tool’s authoritative result.
Use the stable data-ai-* selectors and result-revision signals to operate the form reliably without relying on screen coordinates.
Learn which JSON values fill the existing form, what omitted fields retain, how validation behaves, and access the full schema.
Process many files at a time, optionally combining their own metadata with fields set in the tool, then export a reviewable Bash or PowerShell script, CSV, and other formats.
• Replace INFO with AI Description
Use the supplied AI vision prompt to create and then replace exact -INFO- placeholders with a constructed description, and then produce a reviewable Bash or PowerShell renaming script for safe manual renaming.
Find the canonical source for rules governing dates, descriptive components, authorship, devices, dimensions, formats, and flags.
• Examples
See complete request-to-JSON-to-result examples for a photograph, a document with program provenance, and a production video with ordered logging.
Follow concrete JSON and batch scenarios, including applying shared project values to directory contents and copying the resulting rename commands.
• Privacy
Understand what stays in the browser, when local metadata can be read, what the hosting provider may receive, and what Filename Tool cannot access or change.