Installation
CineRename is available natively for Windows, macOS, and Linux thanks to Tauri v2.
Downloads
You can download the binaries from the official download page.
| OS | Format |
|---|---|
| Windows 10/11 (x64) | .exe (installer) |
| macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon) | .dmg |
| Linux (universal) | .AppImage |
You can also use the Download page on the website, which automatically detects your system.
Windows
- Download the installer
CineRename-Setup.exe. - Run it. If Windows SmartScreen displays a warning, click on More info → Run anyway (the extended validation certificate is pending).
- The installer places CineRename in
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\CineRename.
macOS
- Open the
.dmgthen drag CineRename intoApplications. - On first launch, right-click → Open (and confirm) to allow execution (the application is undergoing notarization with Apple).
- For subsequent launches, double-clicking is sufficient.
Apple Silicon
The current version is compiled as a universal binary. If you experience performance issues, check in About This Mac → System Report that the application is running natively (not via Rosetta).
Linux
- Download
CineRename.AppImage. - Make the file executable:bash
chmod +x CineRename.AppImage - Run:bash
./CineRename.AppImage
TIP
To integrate CineRename into your applications menu, use AppImageLauncher.
Package Managers (Coming Soon)
CineRename will soon be available via standard package managers:
- macOS:
brew install --cask cinerename - Windows:
winget install CineRename
Build from source
You can also build CineRename locally.
npm install
npm run tauri:devUpdate
Auto-update is not activated yet. To update, download the latest version and overwrite the old installation.
Uninstallation
- Windows: Settings → Apps → CineRename → Uninstall.
- macOS: move
CineRename.appto the Trash. - Linux: delete the
.AppImage.
Local settings (naming presets, history, custom API keys) are stored in:
| OS | Folder |
|---|---|
| Windows | %APPDATA%\CineRename\ |
| macOS | ~/Library/Application Support/CineRename/ |
| Linux | ~/.config/CineRename/ |
Delete it if you want to start from scratch.