See Zush in Action

See how Zush handles real file organization workflows with these core features

  • Rename multiple files at once with AI
    • Batch Rename
    • Folder Monitoring
    • Smart Tags
    • Naming Patterns
    • Multilanguage
    • Custom Prompts
    • BYOK
    • Offline AI mode

How Zush AI Renames Your Files

Powerful features packed into a simple, elegant interface

AI Analysis

Advanced AI analyzes images and supported documents, including PDFs, to generate meaningful, descriptive filenames automatically.

Examples:

  • Screenshot 2026-03-15 at 19.45.22.png ➔ Bali_Sunset_Beach.png

Folders Monitoring

Watch one or multiple folders. Zush runs in the background and processes new files automatically.

~/Desktop
~/Projects/Design/Assets

Batch Rename

Drag and drop multiple files at once. Zush will analyze and rename them all in seconds.

Examples:

  • Screenshot 2026-02-21.png ➔ Kanban Board UI.png
  • notes-final-v3.docx ➔ Hiring Plan Notes.docx
  • investor-update-final.pptx ➔ Investor Update Deck.pptx

Custom Patterns

Set your own file naming pattern with variables like {title}, {original}, {date}, {time}, or {category}.

Example Pattern:

  • {Title}_{Date}_{Category} ➔ Project_Zush_2026-03-20_Design.png

Smart Metadata

Automatically add Finder tags and Spotlight metadata. Find files instantly with natural search queries.

Example: Cyberpunk_Art.png

  • 4.2 MB
  • Tags: glitch art, vaporwave, statue, cyberpunk, digital art, palm tree

Rename History

Keep track of every change. Made a mistake? Rollback to the original filename with one click.

Examples:

  • notes_FINAL_copy.docx ➔ Dashboard Review Notes.docx (Today, 09:51)
  • q1_report_export.xlsx ➔ Q1 Revenue Report.xlsx (Today, 08:30)

Custom AI Prompts

Set rename, tagging, and metadata rules so AI output follows your style and workflow.

Bring Your Own Key

PRO 🌟

Connect your own API key from Gemini, Groq, OpenAI, or Claude for unlimited cloud renames. Keys are stored locally in secure platform storage.

Offline AI mode

PRO 🌟

Private local models via Ollama. Process supported files offline without sending analysis content to Zush cloud or AI providers.

$ ollama run qwen2.5vl:3b

Supported File Formats

Images

  • png
  • jpg
  • jpeg
  • webp
  • gif
  • bmp
  • tiff
  • tif
  • heic
  • heif
  • svg
  • cr2
  • cr3
  • nef
  • arw
  • dng
  • orf
  • raf
  • rw2
  • pef
  • srw
  • r2
  • raw

Documents

  • pdf
  • txt
  • md
  • json
  • eml
  • csv
  • doc
  • docx
  • ppt
  • pptx
  • xlsx

Who Uses AI Screenshot Renaming

Developers

  • Bug reports, error logs, and UI states — renamed from "Screenshot 2026-03-15" to what the screenshot actually shows.

Designers

  • Competitor analysis, design inspiration, and review captures — named by app, screen, and context automatically.

Marketers

  • Analytics dashboards, ad performance captures, and social proof — searchable by campaign and metric.

Product Managers

  • Feature specs, user feedback captures, and competitive screenshots — organized by product and feature.

Students

  • Lecture slides, research screenshots, and reference captures — named by subject and topic for easy exam prep.

Content Creators

  • Tutorial captures, before/after comparisons, and tool demos — labeled by step and context for video production.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Zush automatically rename screenshots as I take them?

Yes. Zush can monitor your Screenshots folder (or any folder you choose) and automatically rename new files as they appear.

Does it work with default screenshot naming formats?

Absolutely. Zush recognizes generic timestamp-based screenshot filenames and replaces them with content-based names.

What if I take multiple screenshots of the same app?

Zush analyzes the actual content of each screenshot, so even multiple captures of the same app will get distinct names based on what is shown.

Can I use Zush for screenshots saved as different formats?

Yes. Zush handles all common image formats.

How does this help with bug reporting?

Descriptive filenames provide immediate context to developers.