NitroImg v1.1.0 - Rename Images to Match Titles

NitroImg can now rename an image file to match its title, taking every generated size, the scaled original and the WebP sidecars with it, and rewriting the image URLs already baked into your pages.

Rename to Title

• One-click rename - rename an image file to a clean slug built from its title, straight from the media modal. Camera-style names like IMG_4872.jpg become kitchen-remodel.jpg.
• Every file moves together - the served file, each generated size, the full-resolution scaled original and any WebP sidecars are all renamed in one pass, so nothing is left pointing at a missing file.
• Content is rewritten for you - image URLs already saved into your posts and pages are updated to the new filename, so published pages keep working.
• Undo any rename - each rename is recorded, so a single click puts every file and every URL back the way it was.

Safeguards

• Deliberate names are protected - filenames that look hand-chosen are left alone unless you explicitly override, so only machine-generated names are touched by default.
• Page-builder warning - when a page stores its images inside builder data that cannot be safely rewritten, NitroImg tells you which pages to re-save.
• All-or-nothing moves - if any file cannot be moved, every file is returned to its original name rather than leaving the image half-renamed.

Fixes

• Name collisions are reported honestly - renaming to a title already used by another image previously reported success while changing nothing. NitroImg now keeps the existing filename and tells you which image is holding the name you wanted.