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 RenameFiles
 
 A tool to batch change file names

With this program you can remove, move, prepend, change or append text in file names (not folders, only files). Drag lists of files or folders onto the icon or window and when you are done, click the gears-icon in the toolbar to start the renaming process. Ideal for adding 'SxxExx' to and removing text like '720p WEB-DL HEVC x265' from downloaded episodes of tv-shows or tv-series.

Download for macOS (Universal)
Download for Windows (x86 and ARM)
Download for Linux (x86 and ARM)




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List of files to process
In the left list, the original file names are listed.
In the right list, the new file names are listed as previews. Only when you click 'Process', the files are actually renamed.

To remove files from the list, select them and hit the BACKSPACE or DEL (Fn + Backspace) key. The files are removed from both lists.

Adding files
Choose 'Add files..' or 'Add a folder...' from the 'File'-menu or drag & drop a bunch of files or folders onto the main window. When you add or drop a folder, all files inside just that folder will be added - nested folders will be skipped.
You can keep adding files, until you click 'Process'.

macOS: You can drag and drop files on the application icon in the Finder or in the Dock, while pressing the Command-key, whether it is running or not. If the application is already running, the newly dropped files will be added to the current list.

To preview your settings, hit ENTER / RETURN in one of the entry fields.




Toolbar
process 032The Process button processes all the files in the list.
reload 032The Start over button only resets the list. The other settings remain untouched.



It shows its progress via mac OS Notifications, which you can control via System Preferences:

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