Information from EXIF tags of jpeg or tiff files can be inserted in the filename. Information supported includes the data/time a picture was taken, the image width, the image height, camera make, camera model, and various other attributes. Width and Height information from gif, png, bmp, or psd files can also be inserted in the filename.

A fully customizable formatter allows you to specify tag codes to insert. The codes correspond to different information frames available in the EXIF header. If the frame corresponding to the code is found in the EXIF header without any errors, then the information will be inserted. If no image information is available, then the tag code will be replaced according to a configurable option that lets you either replace the missing information with a null string or a default string. The default string is the code used in the custom formatter. e.g. %DateTime% is inserted if the date/time information is missing. A problem declaration can also be produced according to a configurable option that sets the scanner to declare an error, warning, or do nothing if a tag to be inserted is missing.

If any unprintable characters or invalid filename characters such as ':', '?', "<", ">", '*', '/', or '\' are in the tag information, then an illegal character warning will be produced.

Any other valid characters can also be specified with the codes to be used as a separator.

GPS information from jpeg, or tiff files can be inserted in the filename. A fully customizable formatter allows you to specify information codes to insert. The codes correspond to different GPS information available in the file header. If the information corresponding to the code is found in the file without any errors, then the information will be inserted. If no GPS information is available, then the code will be replaced according to a configurable option that lets you either replace the missing information with a null string or a default string. The default string is the code used in the custom formatter. e.g. %Latitude% is inserted if the latitude information is missing. A problem declaration could also be produced according to a configurable option that sets the scanner to declare an error, warning, or do nothing if a tag to be inserted is missing.

If any unprintable characters or invalid filename characters such as ':', '?', "<", ">", '*', '/', or '\' are in the gps information, then an illegal character warning will be produced.

Any other valid characters can also be specified with the codes. A text panel will show an example of what the formatted output will look like. The output is based on a sample file that has most of the meta data in it. The codes will be highlighted with the colour red.

IPTC information from jpeg, tiff, or psd files can be inserted in the filename. A fully customizable formatter allows you to specify information codes to insert. The codes correspond to different IPTC information available in the file header. If the information corresponding to the code is found in the file without any errors, then the information will be inserted. If no IPTC information is available, then the code will be replaced according to a configurable option that lets you either replace the missing information with a null string or a default string. The default string is the code used in the custom formatter. e.g. %ByLine% is inserted if the by-line information is missing. A problem declaration could also be produced according to a configurable option that sets the scanner to declare an error, warning, or do nothing if a tag to be inserted is missing.

If any unprintable characters or invalid filename characters such as ':', '?', "<", ">", '*', '/', or '\' are in the iptc information, then an illegal character warning will be produced.

Any other valid characters can also be specified with the codes. A text panel will show an example of what the formatted output will look like. The output is based on a sample file that has most of the meta data in it. The codes will be highlighted with the colour red.

Video information from avi, mpeg, or various other video files can be inserted in the filename. Information supported includes the video length, codec, width, height, and frames per second. A fully customizable formatter allows you to specify information codes to insert. The codes correspond to different video information available in the file header. If the information corresponding to the code is found in the file without any errors, then the information will be inserted. If no video information is available, then the code will be replaced according to a configurable option that lets you either replace the missing information with a null string or a default string. The default string is the code used in the custom formatter. e.g. %Codec% is inserted if the codec information is missing. A problem declaration could also be produced according to a configurable option that sets the scanner to declare an error, warning, or do nothing if a tag to be inserted is missing.

If any unprintable characters or invalid filename characters such as ':', '?', "<", ">", '*', '/', or '\' are in the video information, then an illegal character warning will be produced.

Any other valid characters can also be specified with the codes. A text panel will show an example of what the formatted output will look like. The output is based on a sample file that has most of the meta data in it. The codes will be highlighted with the colour red.