Is it possible to rename or append my own name along the original names of the downloaded images?

[Pandaa-P]

I download images from many websites that aren't supported by gallery-dl, basically I feed gallery-dl the raw urls and download them. but you know that with the direct links gallery-dl doesn't give you the nice and elegant system you have with websites with extractors. namely the naming and nested folders.
How can I rename them or append my own name along their original names? (because I sometimes wants the original naming as well)
I tried to pipe the output to linux tools like mv and rename but apparently it isn't possible.

Example:
gallery-dl.exe https://example-website.com/DC74E6D-9063-7C31-A646-65D864A4.jpg

From DC74E6D-9063-7C31-A646-65D864A4.jpg to New_name.jpg or append to the original name like DC74E6D-9063-7C31-A646-65D864A4[Model_name].jpg

[Hrxn]

If you haven't been using your own configuration file already, now's the right time to do so!

Because you can add a "directlink" section to the config file, like this for example:

        "directlink":
        {
            "directory": ["Other", "Directly Downloaded Pics"],
            "filename": "{domain}/{path}/{filename}.{extension}",
            "archive": "~/gallery-dl/archives/gldl-archive-directlinks.db"
        },

There won't be a lot of useful metadata in such a case, obviously.

But you can always pre-define your own custom keywords in the config file, and re-use those in the "directory" and/or "filename" options.

With one of the examples from the documentation in the directory name: "directory": ["Other", "Directly Downloaded Pics", "{type}"]

[Pandaa-P]

Is this config will affect "directlink" globally? because I don't want that to be globally.

There won't be a lot of useful metadata in such a case, obviously.

I'm not looking for metadata as "directlink" doesn't design to provide it naturally like the websites' extractors, my wish is to provide a liitle metadata manually to the downloads images. I download images from image aggregators websites, and this is my use case to explain my logic

gallery-dl -i raw.txt
[1/270] https://google.com/4aDF2USCqT6c7kXN5y65i.jpg
[2/270] https://google.com/p8oZ9wnbTKN2E46jImUo0.jpg
[3/270] https://google.com/TBNjZGowiBlE84fmC7J59.jpg
[4/270] https://google.com/bHRGZXWbS3aq9txG0LAu6.jpg
[5/270] https://google.com/5b53a6122628a209aa467.jpg
[270/270] https://google.com/GbrT5nrBt007xgBO4QIQ9.jpg

I would like it to be

gallery-dl -i raw.txt
[1/270] https://google.com/Jeff Bezos_1.jpg
[2/270] https://google.com/Jeff Bezos_2.jpg
[3/270] https://google.com/Jeff Bezos_3.jpg
[4/270] https://google.com/Jeff Bezos_4.jpg
[5/270] https://google.com/Jeff Bezos_5.jpg
[270/270] https://google.com/Jeff Bezos_270.jpg

or

[1/270] https://google.com/4aDF2USCqT6c7kXN5y65e [Jeff Bezos_1].jpg
[2/270] https://google.com/p8oZ9wnbTKN2E46jImUoY [Jeff Bezos_2].jpg
[3/270] https://google.com/TBNjZGowiBlE84fmC7J59 [Jeff Bezos_3].jpg
[4/270] https://google.com/bHRGZXWbS3aq9txG0LAu6 [Jeff Bezos_4].jpg
[5/270] https://google.com/5b53a6122628a209aa467 [Jeff Bezos_5].jpg
[270/270] https://google.com/GbrT5nrBt007xgBO4QI9 [Jeff Bezos_270].jpg

If that not possible I will keep using the -d arg

[Pandaa-P]

I wish there are options like:
gallery-dl -i raw.txt --New-Title Jeff Bezos or gallery-dl -i raw.txt --Append-Title Jeff Bezos

[mikf]

You can use -o keywords.title="Jeff Bezos" together with -o filename="{filename} {title}.{extension}" to simulate something like --Append-Title Jeff Bezos.

Enumerating them like you want to is not possible. You'd have to write your own script that feeds the correct enumeration index for each URL into gallery-dl.

[Pandaa-P]

You can use -o keywords.title="Jeff Bezos"

This is a very good simple workaround to my use case. this actually solved my problem for now.

By the way this -o filename="{filename} {title}.{extension}" option if any value inside the brackets changed only give None as resulting value.
Also I noticed this option rename them all the same name in case I changed the {filename} value so gallery-dl will only have one image in that folder and since they all share the same name now, gallery-dl will only download the first one from the list and treat the rest as duplicate so it never actually download them.