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Automatically rename PDF downloads with dates and website names for better file organization. PDF Auto-Renamer: Nomos Organizer Bring Order to Your Downloads Instantly Stop digging through folders filled with "statement_12345.pdf" or "document_final_v2.pdf." PDF Auto-Renamer by Nomos acts as your digital archivist, automatically renaming your PDF downloads based on clean, archival standards. Whether you are a researcher, a student, or managing a small business, Nomos ensures your files are organized the moment they hit your hard drive. Key Features: Automatic Date Stamping: Automatically prepends ISO dates (YYYY-MM-DD) to every download for perfect chronological sorting. Context Awareness: Intelligent recognition of the source website (e.g., arXiv, JSTOR, or your bank) to give your file a meaningful origin name. Custom Naming Patterns: Choose the organizational style that fits your workflow. One-Click Toggle: Easily turn the renamer on or off directly from your browser toolbar. Lightweight & Fast: Runs in the background with zero impact on browser performance. Privacy-First Design: Nomos is built on a "Zero-Data" philosophy. Local Processing: All file renaming logic is performed locally on your device. No Tracking: We never see your files, your data, or your browsing history. No Remote Servers: Your data never leaves your computer. How to Use: Install the extension. Select your preferred naming convention in the popup. Download any PDF. Watch as Nomos instantly renames the file into a professional, searchable format.
Feb 5, 2026
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