Movie Renamer Ultimate
The only movie renamer that learns your library's naming patterns — and asks before it acts.
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See It In Action
New in Movie Renamer Ultimate
Smarter than your average renamer.
Movie Renamer Ultimate now gets smarter the more you use it — and you stay in control of every decision. Other tools ship with static lists; ours learns from your library.
| Movie Renamer Ultimate | Other tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Noise pattern handling | Learns from your library | Static hardcoded list |
| Improves over time | Yes — user-confirmed or auto | Never |
| Batch detection | Scans patterns before processing | No |
| User control | Ban List + OK List + review dialog | Hidden or absent |
| Transparency | Every learned word is visible and editable | None |
| Folder organization | Auto-renames single-movie folders | Manual or not supported |
| Year-in-title films (1917, 2049…) | Correct match every time | Commonly wrong |
You stay in control
Review every new word the engine finds. Ban it, protect it, or dismiss it forever. No silent auto-changes to your workflow. One dialog, one decision per word, never asked twice.
Year-in-title? No problem.
Finally — Blade Runner 2049 matches the right film. The parser now knows 2049 isn't a release year. Our plausibility check ensures 1917, 2046, and 1984work perfectly out of the box.
Features
Adaptive Learning Engine
Movie Renamer Ultimate learns from your library. It identifies noise patterns and remembers your decisions for future scans.
Review Before Acting
Surfaces new noise patterns for your review in one dialog. One decision per word, never asked twice.
Ban & Protected Lists
Explicitly ban noise words or protect specific terms that should never be stripped. You stay in control.
Intelligent Year Matching
Perfect matches for films like Blade Runner 2049 or 1917. Distinguishes title numbers from release years.
Batch Library Scan
Scans patterns before processing begins. Detects shared trailing noise (e.g. -YIFY) automatically.
Smart Folder Renaming
Automatically renames single-movie folders while keeping multi-movie directories organized.
Auto-promote Mode
Words are promoted silently based on evidence from your library, mirroring traditional tool speed with smarts.
Configurable File Types
Add custom video extensions (e.g. ISO) for formats the app doesn't recognize by default.
TMDB Integration
Automatically fetches movie metadata, posters, and fanart from The Movie Database.
Kodi/Plex/Jellyfin Ready
Renames files and folders to the exact format your media server expects.
Safe Operations
Backup creation, dry-run mode, and undo support protect your files from accidental changes.
Screenshots
Your workflow, your style
What Users Are Saying
“I had 400+ movies with garbage filenames. Movie Renamer Ultimate sorted everything in about 20 minutes. Plex picked up every single one with the right poster and metadata.”
Marcus T.
Home Theater Enthusiast
“Finally something that actually works with Jellyfin without hand-holding. The NFO output is perfect and the TMDB match rate is impressive even for obscure films.”
David R.
Jellyfin Self-Hoster
“I was skeptical at first because of the low price, but this thing genuinely does what it says. Linux support works flawlessly. Worth every penny.”
Sarah K.
Kodi + Linux User
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent Updates
Full changelog →- Mar 19
feat(learning-engine): add adaptive filename learning engine (paid + free-demo)
- Mar 19
fix(parsing): correct year-in-title matching for films like Blade Runner 2049
- Mar 17
feat: marketing materials produced
- Mar 16
ci: use supported xz compression for Linux AppImages
- Mar 3
refactor: split free-demo into modular package + fix tk bugs + add smoke tests
Get Movie Renamer Ultimate
Free Demo
$0
- All features included
- 5 renames per day limit
- Linux, macOS & Windows installers
- Resets daily at midnight
Full Version
CA$19.99
- Unlimited renames
- Linux, macOS & Windows installers
- 7-day download access
- Lifetime updates
Open Source
Movie Renamer Ultimate is open source. The full source code is available on GitHub under the MIT license. Buy the compiled installer for convenience, or build it yourself from source.
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