Specifying delivered files’ names
You can change the name of files when they are delivered, for example based on their delivery format, using the following variables (with the {{ and }} braces) :
{{basename}} | The original filename, without its file format extension (1) |
{{seq}} | The file’s sequence number within the delivery |
{{width}} | The width of the delivered file |
{{height}} | The height of the delivered file |
{{created.year}} | The year in the file’s shooting date (2) |
{{created.month}} | The month in the file’s shooting date (2) |
{{created.day}} | The day in the file’s shooting date (2) |
{{created.hour}} | The hour in the file’s shooting time (2) |
{{created.min}} | The minutes in the file’s shooting time (2) |
{{created.sec}} | The seconds in the file’s shooting time (2) |
{{updated.year}} | The year in the file’s last update date (3) |
{{updated.month}} | The month in the file’s last update date (3) |
{{updated.day}} | The day in the file’s last update date (3) |
{{updated.hour}} | The hour in the file’s last update time. |
{{updated.min}} | The minutes in the file’s last update time (3) |
{{updated.sec}} | The seconds in the file’s last update time (3) |
(1) Special characters are replaced by an underscore.
(2) If the shooting date/time is unknown, the upload date/time is used.
(3) The last update date/time changes for example every time the file’s metadata is changed in your admin space, or when it is replaced.
Examples
The variables can be mixed as you wish. Here are a few simple examples:
- To denote that a file is low-res: {{basename}}-lowres
- To add the delivered size to filenames: {{basename}}-{{width}}x{{height}}
- To replace the original filename by a client or project’s name with a sequence number: PROJECT_X-{{seq}}. We don’t recommend you remove the basename if there is a chance the client might ask for a different edit or format, as it will make it much more difficult for you to identify the file on your end, especially if you don’t include the shooting date/time.
Do not include a file extension (.jpg, .tif, .mp4, etc…), it is automatically added based on the format delivered.
See also
What happens when a client orders digital images or video clips? ›How are digital images/videos delivered? ›
Defining delivery format of images and videos ›
Selling a gallery as individual images, or as a whole ›
Customizing Rights-Managed profiles ›
Customizing Download / Royalty-Free price lists ›
Limits on large downloads ›
Galleries for professional clients ›
Galleries for private customers ›
Your website’s currency ›
How do custom quotations work? ›
Allowing clients to add information to an order ›
Creating a first pricing profile ›
What is a pricing profile? ›
Canceling an order ›
Exporting orders for statistics, reporting or accounting ›
Discount coupons ›
What is a cart? ›
Setting up a multi-photographer agency or a creative agency ›
Integrating with Card Payment Providers ›
Accepting other forms of payment ›
Sending a selection to clients ›
Creating a custom product page optimized for sales ›
Private galleries and free downloads authorizations ›
What is a shipping profile? ›
How do custom shipping profiles work? ›
Step-by-step shipping setup ›
Showing products sizes that don’t match image ratios ›
Customizing a partner lab’s catalog ›
Prints fulfillment via your local lab ›
Selling prints via a partner lab (with video tutorial) ›
Shipping options for partner lab fulfillment ›