Every office has PDFs named "scan_001.pdf". AutoRename-PDF reads your documents and renames them to a clean format like "20260315 ACME Invoice.pdf". Drop 200 files and go make coffee. 5 AI providers (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Ollama). Fully offline mode for sensitive documents. Desktop GUI with drag-and-drop preview. Windows right-click integration. CLI for automation. Batch rename at ~$0.001/PDF or $0 with Ollama. Free and open source. MIT licensed. No subscriptions, no cloud lock-in.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Gerhard, the developer behind AutoRename-PDF.
š THE PROBLEM
I've been doing IT consulting for small businesses since 2013. My clients were spending hours every month manually renaming PDFs ā invoices, contracts, tax documents ā all stuck with names like "scan_001.pdf" and "Document(3).pdf".
š§ THE SOLUTION
I built a tool that reads your PDFs and renames them automatically. Digital text, scanned documents, even image-only PDFs. Drop 200 files on it and go make coffee.
The first version was a hacky Python script in 2023. Three major versions later, it has a proper desktop GUI, supports 5 AI providers, and runs fully offline. Earlier versions have been running at real client companies since the first release.
š KEY FEATURES
ā 5 AI providers: OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Ollama (free + offline)
ā Fully offline mode with Ollama + PaddleOCR ā sensitive docs never leave your machine
ā Desktop GUI with drag-and-drop, rename preview, and undo
ā Windows right-click context menu integration
ā CLI with JSON output for automation
ā Company name harmonization (fuzzy matching catches OCR typos)
ā Batch processing at ~$0.001/PDF or $0 with Ollama
š OPEN SOURCE
This has always been open source. MIT licensed. No subscriptions, no cloud lock-in, no email wall. The code is on GitHub.
I'd love to hear what you think ā especially if you deal with PDF chaos at work. What features are missing? What would make this more useful for your workflow?