

Zush is an intelligent macOS application that automates the tedious task of renaming media files. Using advanced AI, it analyzes the content of your images (including RAW), SVGs, and PDFs to generate descriptive, meaningful filenames, helping you keep your library perfectly organized.
Zush offers AI analysis that assigns meaningful, descriptive names to every file automatically. It provides folder monitoring to watch one or multiple folders and processes new images instantly. The batch rename feature allows dragging and dropping multiple files at once for analysis and renaming in seconds. Custom patterns let users set their own file naming pattern with variables like {title}, {original}, {date}, {time}, or {category}. Smart metadata automatically adds Finder tags and Spotlight metadata. Rename history keeps track of every change with undo capability.
The app runs in the background and processes new images instantly when folder monitoring is enabled. It uses advanced image recognition technology to analyze file content and generate appropriate descriptive names based on what's visible in the images.
Zush saves hours for professionals who work with images by eliminating the need to manually rename files. It helps designers stop digging through hundreds of screenshots for references, photographers organize massive photo libraries effortlessly, marketers keep social media assets organized, developers maintain organized screenshots for docs and bug reports, content creators manage thumbnails and visual assets, and product managers keep screenshots for specs and presentations instantly searchable.
The product targets designers, photographers, content creators, marketers, SMM professionals, developers, and product managers who work with images on macOS. It supports pro RAW formats like CR2, NEF, ARW, DNG, RAF, RW2, and more, and offers file names in 60+ languages with custom date formats.
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Zush is built for professionals including designers, photographers, content creators, marketers, SMM professionals, developers, and product managers who work with images on macOS. The app specifically helps designers stop digging through hundreds of screenshots, photographers organize massive photo libraries, marketers keep social media assets organized, developers maintain organized screenshots for documentation, content creators manage visual assets, and product managers handle presentation materials. It targets anyone who needs to work with images regularly and wants to eliminate manual file naming tasks.