It is usually a wise move to tick the box “Preserve current filename in XMP metadata” so that it is easy to undo the batch rename if something goes wrong (also use the preview button on the upper right to preview all files, rather than just the single file preview at the foot of the interface). There are at least two valid approaches (notice the syntax highlighting to help understand what is going on): The following code does not care how many number of digits, just as long as the filename starts with 1 or more digits and ends in an _ underscore (offers greater flexibility than hard coding in a specific number of fixed digits). In the Find: text field type: _\d it should work on all 3 digit strings. From the second drop-down choose: Original Filename. Choose: String Substitution from the first drop-down list in New Filenamessection.Select all files which have sequence numbers.Run Adobe Bridge and navigate to the folder with exported files.Here you go, taken straight from: DesignEasy: How to Remove Sequence Numbers and Empty Spaces When Exporting Layers and Layer Comps
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