Fullsizerender — (3).mov

: Because these are "renders" rather than the original files, they sometimes lose their original timestamp or location data during the export process. Can I get the original name back?

: Some third-party camera or editing apps, such as ProCamera , may also use this naming convention when exporting high-quality renders. FullSizeRender (3).mov

The in your filename simply means this is the fourth version of a file with that name in your current folder (Windows and macOS add sequential numbers to avoid overwriting existing files). Why this happens: : Because these are "renders" rather than the

The filename typically appears when you transfer an edited video from an iPhone or iPad to a computer. When you apply a filter, trim, or make other edits to a video in the iOS Photos app, the system creates a "rendered" version of that file for export, often using "FullSizeRender" as the default name. The in your filename simply means this is

Were you looking for of this specific file (like resolution or frame rate), or are you trying to recover the original unedited video?

: If you use the native iPhone/iPad Photos app to edit a video before sharing it via AirDrop, Mail, or a direct USB transfer, the device may rename the edited version to "FullSizeRender" instead of keeping the original "IMG_XXXX" format.

If you need the original file (usually named something like IMG_1234.mov ), you can revert the edits on your iPhone by opening the video, tapping , and then selecting Revert . This will change the video back to its unedited state, and it should export with its original "IMG" filename.