How to make canvas names show directly or write into filenames after batch generating a bunch of images?

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After batch-generating a bunch of images, they all pile up together and I can’t tell which one matches which setting. Wondering if there’s a way to get each image to show the canvas name or board name directly, or just bake it into the filename so it’s easier to archive and cross-reference later.

I tried renaming them one by one manually, but with that many, it’s a total nightmare. Not sure if it’s a built-in option I missed in the software, or if I need to rely on a script for batch processing.

Anyone who’s managed large volumes—how do you tag and number your final outputs? Ideally something that auto-includes the name, 'cause manual is killing me.

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Managing batches by manually renaming files will drive you insane eventually—just use a script to name them by rules.

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A lot of tools let you bake the params or name into the filename when exporting—just dig through the settings.

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I usually auto-name them by date + topic + sequence number, so it’s easy to see what’s what at a glance later.

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Been through this exact headache too. Ended up just storing all the metadata in a separate spreadsheet next to it.

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Looking for a batch rename approach — doing it manually with this many files just isn’t cutting it.

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Let’s nail down the naming rules first, so the automation pipeline can hook in smoothly later.

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I just shove the abbreviated keywords into the filename when generating images, and by the time I try to match them up later, they’re basically all over the place.

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right, if you don’t bake it in at generation time, patching it in later via metadata there’s always a few that don’t line up