A Sketch plugin for batch renaming layers and artboards to keep design files organized.
Rename It is a Sketch plugin that enables designers to batch rename layers and artboards efficiently. It solves the problem of disorganized design files by providing powerful renaming tools with sequence patterns, case conversion, and find-and-replace functionality. The plugin helps maintain consistency and saves significant time during the design process.
UI/UX designers and design teams using Sketch who need to manage complex design files with many layers and artboards. It's particularly valuable for designers working on design systems or large-scale projects requiring organized naming conventions.
Developers choose Rename It because it offers specialized renaming capabilities not available in Sketch's native tools, with intuitive keyword-based commands that work across multiple elements simultaneously. Its focus on batch operations and sequence patterns makes it uniquely efficient for design organization tasks.
Keep your Sketch files organized, batch rename layers and artboards.
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Allows simultaneous renaming of multiple layers and artboards with a single command, using keywords like %N for sequences, which eliminates tedious manual work as shown in the README gifs.
Supports ascending/descending sequences (%N, %n), alphabetical order (%A), and case conversions (e.g., camelCase with %*c%), enabling consistent naming conventions across design systems.
Automatically renames artboards based on selected layers without manual selection, streamlining the organization of design flows, as demonstrated in the artboard rename GIF.
Includes layer width (%W) and height (%H) in names, useful for developer handoff and asset management, with clear examples in the README visuals.
The plugin is no longer maintained for Sketch, with the latest tested version being 67.2, meaning no bug fixes, security updates, or compatibility with newer Sketch releases.
For Sketch versions below 51, users must download an older version (3.8.7), creating confusion and potential feature gaps, as admitted in the README install section.
The powerful keyword system (e.g., %*u% for uppercase) requires memorization or frequent reference, which can slow down adoption compared to more intuitive drag-and-drop tools.