Convert files with a rename.

Change .docx to .pdf, and Renamable converts the file right in Finder. No uploads. No extra app to open.

Coming soon

macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel

Try it: click the name, type a new extension, press Return.

Try it: tap a format.

Downloads
Today at 9:12 AM
1.8 MB
HEIC image
Today at 8:47 AM
86 KB
PDF document
Yesterday at 9:30 PM
1 KB
Markdown text
Press Return to rename. Arrow keys switch files.
Try:

This demo runs in your browser. Renamable does it for real, in Finder.

Renamable is a Mac app, coming soon.

Skip the converter websites.

Find a site, upload, wait, download. Or rename the file in Finder.

1On a converter website5 steps

  1. Search for a converter
  2. Upload your file
  3. Wait for conversion
  4. Download the result
  5. Find it in Downloads

Your photo went to a website and back.

2With Renamable1 step, done

  1. Rename holiday.heic to holiday.jpg

Your photo never left your Mac.

What it converts.

Choose your kind of file to see what it can become.

Images

Documents

Text

Audio

  • .mp3
  • .m4a
  • .wav
  • .aac
Coming soon

Video

  • .mp4
  • .mov
  • .m4v
Coming soon

See every format

Safe by default.

Change your mind? Rename it back.
Rename holiday.jpg back to holiday.heic, or press Undo, and the original comes back from the Trash.
Only the folders you choose.
It starts with Desktop and Downloads. Add any other folder when you need it.
Everything else is left alone.
Hidden and system files are never touched. Files renamed by other apps are left alone.

Ready in a minute.

Download it and open it. Renamable moves itself into Applications and asks for two quick permissions. Then the next file you rename in Finder converts.

Coming soon

macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel

Renamable is a Mac app, coming soon.

What you’ll see after downloading.