
Batch File Renamer
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| Fact | Batch File Renamer | RenameRegex |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | The maker describes common workflows including numbering files, cleaning filenames, formatting music files, and formatting episode names. | The command-line interface and bulk file and directory operations suit users who want to rename items with simple substitutions or regex rules. |
| 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 project uses the MIT License, which grants permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, sublicense, and sell copies subject to its conditions. |
| Purpose | Batch File Renamer lets users apply rename operations to multiple files and preview the results before export. | RenameRegex is a Windows command-line tool for bulk renaming files and directories using regular expressions. |
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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.
It suits Windows users comfortable with command-line arguments who need repeatable bulk renaming for files, folders, or recursive directory trees. Regular-expression support helps when simple substitutions are not enough.