Download Transnomino and Check Version Requirements

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Transnomino is available from its official site, transnomino.com. The current version listed there is 10.1.0, and it requires macOS 14 or later. If you are running an older version of macOS, the site provides a link to legacy versions for systems prior to macOS 14.

Where to Download

The download entry point is the Transnomino website itself. The page presents a Download link alongside the current version number and macOS requirement, so you can confirm compatibility before downloading.

  • Current version: 10.1.0
  • System requirement: macOS 14 and later
  • Older systems: use the "Legacy versions" link for versions prior to macOS 14

The site also links to a changelog, which is useful if you want to see what changed between releases or check which file attributes are supported.

What You Get

Transnomino is a batch rename utility for the Mac. It lets you rename many files at once and preview results in real time as you build a sequence of renaming actions. The site describes it as free, with an optional "buy me a coffee" support option.

Its renaming actions include:

Action What it does
Find and Replace Replace text, with wildcard (*) support
Regular Expressions Advanced find-and-replace
Insert Text Add custom text at specific positions
Prefix and Suffix Add text to the beginning or end of filenames
Set Filename Assign specific names to files
Numbering Add sequential numbers
Trim Remove characters from the start or end
Case Changes Uppercase, lowercase, capitalize words, titlecase
Diacritic Removal Simplify names (e.g., "é" becomes "e")
Windows Compatibility Convert filenames to be Windows-compatible
File Selection Create subsets of files for specific actions

Each action can be applied to the filename, path, extension, or full path. File attributes such as creation date, ID3 tags, and EXIF data can be added to filenames or paths, and dates can use preset or custom formats. For images with EXIF GPS data, latitude and longitude can be used to retrieve address details such as street, city, and country.

Before You Install

Check your macOS version first (Apple menu → About This Mac). If it is macOS 14 or later, the current download applies. If it is earlier, follow the legacy versions link instead of the main download. The site also notes automation support, with details on a separate Transnomino Automation page, if you plan to script renames.