Folder of numbered images + a scene list → images duplicated per scene, renamed in order and downloaded as a ZIP. Everything happens in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Each line: the first number is the scene (SN); the remaining numbers are the images to use in that scene, in order. Header lines and empty rows are skipped automatically.
Storyboards and AI image workflows often reuse the same few character or background images across many scenes. Instead of copying and renaming files by hand, give the replicator a folder of source images whose names start with a number (1_hero.png, 2_villain.png…) and a list that says which images each scene needs. It creates one correctly named copy per entry — for example scene 3 using images 5, 5 and 2 becomes 03.1_5.png, 03.2_5.png and 03.3_2.png — so the files drop straight into your editor in the right order.
You can paste the list straight from a spreadsheet (tabs, commas or spaces all work). Missing image numbers are reported and skipped. In Chrome and Edge you can also save the files directly into a folder instead of downloading a ZIP. Your images never leave your computer. For more on naming conventions, read our guide to batch-renaming image sequences.