Do any of the following to open the
Filename Template Editor:
Last updated on
Apr 27, 2021
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Also applies to Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5
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The Filename Template Editor and the Text Template Editor let you specify text strings for different uses. Using the Filename Template Editor, you can use the text strings to name files as they’re being imported or exported. Using the Text Template Editor, you can use text strings to add captions to photos in a slideshow, add text overlays to photos being printed, and add titles and other text to web gallery pages.
A token is a text string that is replaced by the corresponding option you set. In the Filename Template Editor and the Text Template Editor, tokens specify the content data that replaces the text string. Tokens save you the effort of manually typing content data and let you leverage the data already in the photo files.
The Filename Template Editor and the Text Template Editor include the following elements:
Preset
Chooses, saves, deletes, or renames presets.
Image Name
Specifies a text string option using the filename or folder name.
Numbering
Specifies three types of numbering: Import, which is a sequential number for each import operation; Image, which sequentially numbers each photo that has been imported into the catalog; and Sequence, which numbers each photo in sequence, letting you choose a new Start Number each time you import. (This element is not available in the Filename Template Editor when exporting photos.) Specify the starting Import and Image numbers in the File Handling tab of the Catalog Settings dialog box. See Customize catalog settings.
Additional
Specifies a text string option using the creation (capture) date and time, or Exchangeable Image Format (EXIF) data. This element is available in the Filename Template Editor only when importing or auto-importing photos.
Sequence And Date
Specifies a text string option using sequential numbers and creation (capture) date and time. This element is available in the Filename Template Editor only when exporting photos.
Metadata
Specifies a text string option using IPTC or EXIF metadata. This element is available in the Filename Template Editor only when exporting photos.
EXIF Data
Specifies a text string option using EXIF data. This element is available in the Text Template Editor only when creating slideshows, printing photos, or creating web photo galleries.
IPTC Data
Specifies a text string option using EXIF data. This element is available in the Text Template Editor only when creating slideshows, printing photos, or creating web galleries.
Custom
Uses the options you specify for the text string.
Open the Filename Template Editor and choose presets
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In the File Renaming panel on the right side of the import window, choose Edit from the Template menu when importing photos by copying or moving files. See Rename photos when importing.
Choose File > Auto Import > Auto Import Settings, and then choose Edit from the File Naming menu in the Auto Import Settings dialog box. See Specify Auto Import settings.
Choose File > Export, and then choose Edit from the Template menu in the File Naming area of the Export dialog box.
Choose Library > Rename Photo, and then choose Edit from the Template menu in the File Naming area of the Rename dialog box.
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Choose a preset from the Preset menu.
Open the Text Template Editor and choose presets
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Do any of the following to open the Text Template Editor:
In the Slideshow module, add text to the slide layout. Make sure that the text is selected in the work area, and then choose Edit from the Custom Text menu in the toolbar. See Add text and metadata to slides.
In the Page panel of the Print module, select Photo Info, then choose Edit from the Custom Settings pop-up menu. See Print filename, caption, and other information (Single Image/Contact Sheet layouts).
In the Web module, select Title or Caption in the Image Info panel, then choose Edit from the Title or Caption pop-up menu. See Add titles, description, and contact information to web photo galleries.
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Choose a preset from the Preset menu.
Create and save filename and text template presets
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In the Filename Template Editor dialog box or the Text Template Editor dialog box, choose an option and then click Insert for as many categories as you want. This action creates the text string.
For example, choose Filename from the Image Name menu and then click Insert. A token is added to the Example window just below the Preset menu. Add one or as many tokens as you want.
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To change a token, move your pointer over the token displayed in the Example window. Click the triangle to see more options, and then choose an option from the pop-up menu.
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To delete tokens, select one or more tokens in the window and then press the Delete key.
If you don’t want to save your token settings as a preset and want to use them immediately, skip the next step and click Done.
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(Optional) To save your settings for reuse, choose Save Current Settings As New Preset from the Preset menu. In the New Preset dialog box, type a name in the Preset Name field and click Create.
Rename filename and text template presets
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In the Filename Template Editor or Text Template Editor, choose a preset from the Preset menu.
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Choose Rename Preset from the Preset menu.
Delete filename and text template presets
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In the Filename Template Editor or Text Template Editor, choose a preset from the Preset menu.
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Choose Delete Preset from the Preset menu.
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