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Get Started with Zush

Start with a small folder. A 10 to 20 file batch is enough to see how Zush reads content, suggests filenames, and lets you edit before anything is renamed.

First rename batch

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  1. Install Zush: use the Mac download, Mac App Store, or Microsoft Store.
  2. Add files or a folder from Finder, File Explorer, Downloads, Desktop, or a project folder.
  3. Choose the naming style: a simple AI title, a saved Template, or a pattern built with Naming Blocks.
  4. Review the suggested names. Edit weak names inline or regenerate a single file.
  5. Apply the batch when the preview looks right.
  6. Open rename history if you need to inspect or undo the batch later.

What to try first

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FolderWhy it is a good first test
DownloadsMixed PDFs, screenshots, images, archives, and exports show how Zush handles variety.
ScreenshotsVisual content quickly shows whether AI-generated names are useful.
Client or project exportsRepeated context helps you test Templates and Naming Blocks.
Photos or screen recordingsMedia files show the value of content-aware names.

Mac and Windows parity

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The core workflow is the same on both platforms: add files, review suggested names, apply, monitor folders, and undo if needed. Platform differences are mostly about installation and the files app you start from: Finder on Mac, File Explorer on Windows.

Next steps

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