Batch File Renamer
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| Fact | Batch File Renamer | ReNamer |
|---|---|---|
| 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. | Lite is free for non-commercial use, while Pro permits use in commercial environments and is valid indefinitely. |
| Purpose | Batch File Renamer lets users apply rename operations to multiple files and preview the results before export. | ReNamer is a file renaming utility that applies ordered rules to rename files and folders. |
| Security and privacy | The maker states that files are processed locally, are not uploaded, and are not modified at their source. | The maker says it retains collected information only as long as needed and does not share personally identifying information except as stated in its policy or required by law. |
| Support | The maker directs users to report problems or requests by opening a GitHub issue with reproduction details and browser and operating system information. | The maker provides documentation and a user forum, and says personalized email support is available as a priority after purchase. |
Batch File Renamer plans
- Web appFree
ReNamer plans
- LiteFree
- Pro$29.95, paid once
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 ReNamer if…
It suits Windows users who need repeatable file or folder renaming rules, including rules based on metadata or custom logic. Lite is limited to non-commercial use.