Aomark Suite 2.0.0 · Updated September 26, 2026
Scan the media library, review the rename candidates and proposed changes, then monitor the selected rename job.
Scan the library
Open Aomark Suite → Images → Bulk Image Renamer. Run or refresh the inventory scan and wait for it to finish. Review the listed files and skip items with missing source files, unclear names or dependencies you cannot safely update.
- Open Images → Bulk Image Renamer.
- Choose Scan and wait for the inventory results.
- Review file status and naming score before selecting items.
Review candidates before starting
Check each listed image, its current name and the proposed result before choosing Rename (select). The screen supports selection from the scan results; leave unselected any file whose identity or references you have not checked. If the tool reports a preflight issue, read its options before deciding whether the operation should proceed.
- Select only images whose identity and destination filename you have reviewed.
- Check the preflight status for the selected set.
- Choose Rename (select) only when the proposed changes are acceptable.
Monitor and verify
Watch the progress and final counts for renamed, skipped and failed files. Open several renamed attachments and their parent pages to confirm files resolve and image references still work. The rename process can update URL references and maintain redirects for older media paths, but still inspect important pages.
- Keep the screen open and monitor completion and error counts.
- Open renamed attachment URLs and pages that embed them.
- Investigate skipped or failed records before starting another selection.
Keep alt text separate
Bulk Image Renamer changes filenames. To generate or edit image alt text, use the media editor or the Image Alt Text card in Content bulk tools. Do not assume renaming automatically makes alt text accurate.
- Use Media Library for one image's alt text.
- Use Content's Image Alt Text tools only when the sitewide field action is intended.
- Review alt text against the actual image; a filename is not a description.
