Batch File Renamer
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VisitBatch File Renamer vs Nomina
What both publish
| Fact | Batch File Renamer | Nomina |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The documented implementation uses GitHub Pages deployment, GitHub Actions workflows, Zustand persistence and client-zip for ZIP generation. | The README lists no third-party service integrations; it describes importing and exporting presets through JSON files. |
| License | The project is MIT licensed, and the maker says it may be used, modified, and distributed for personal and commercial purposes subject to the license notice. | The repository identifies the project as MIT licensed. |
| Presets | Built-in presets cover numbering, date prefixes, filename cleanup, music files, episode formatting, lowercase conversion, and replacing spaces. | Users can save, import, and export rule presets as JSON files. |
| Purpose | Batch File Renamer lets users apply rename operations to multiple files and preview the results before export. | Nomina is a desktop app for renaming files and folders in bulk, with a live preview and flexible rule engine. |
Batch File Renamer plans
- Web appFree
Nomina plans
- NominaFree
Pick Batch File Renamer if…
It suits people who need to batch-format filenames, such as numbering files, cleaning names, or formatting music and episode files. It is a fit for users comfortable exporting renamed copies in a ZIP rather than changing originals directly.
Pick Nomina if…
Nomina suits people who need repeatable bulk renaming rules and want to inspect changes before applying them. It is available for Windows, Linux and macOS, with language options including Persian right-to-left layout.