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Renaming PNG's on the board, but they still download as their original file name?

  • November 21, 2025
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Hi,

I have a board with a bunch of individual PNG’s, and my team members download these assets individually. I was asked to standardize the naming of each PNG, which I did in my Miro board. Come to find out, when you download the images from the board, they’re still saving as their original file name! Is there any way to save images as their updated names from the board?

Visual example below:

 

Thanks in advance!!

Kenneth Ritley

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Kenneth Ritley
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  • Kenneth Ritley
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  • November 23, 2025

Hi ​@Ollie Klees 

Ouch - that doesn’t sound nice. I played around a bit and sadly none of my tricks would work.

One thing that will probably work: if you put the image in a frame, rename the frame e.g. “scooby”, then export the frame to png. It will create a png with the name “board - scooby.png”.

 

The question is then: how do you easily put each image into its own frame?  Thanks to ​@Robert Johnson  “there’s an app for that.”

Crazy workaround - but maybe it can help if you have many, many images?

Cheers, Ken

Robert Johnson
Kenneth Ritley
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  • Robert Johnson
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  • November 23, 2025

​@Kenneth Ritley Nice connection here! I didn't even consider this use case when I created the MultiFrame (I was too busy thinking about The Fifth Element and how I could I corporate a reference to MultiPass while not violating copyright laws).

Volunteer Community Moderator | Visual Thinker | Frame many items at once using MultiFrame.ca
Kenneth Ritley
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  • November 23, 2025

​@Kenneth Ritley Nice connection here! I didn't even consider this use case when I created the MultiFrame (I was too busy thinking about The Fifth Element and how I could I corporate a reference to MultiPass while not violating copyright laws).

Wow - ancient tech!  Tencent and AliPay use palm scanning nowadays - way cooler!

Robert Johnson
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