Marcus, I can't thank you enough. I have 4000 photos to edit, scale the size, color correct, etc. and then put in separate folders and rename adding a prefix for the negative file page number. I've was doing it by hand for about 1200 before I thought to search for a way to bulk rename, and found you. Didn't know such a thing was possible and this program is incredible! Now I can rename of folder of 36 photos in a few seconds. Only 3,000 more to go! Thanks again.
Same here. I do lots of timelapse work that can involve 1000s of files. Sometimes, I forget to reset the frame counter on the camera which means the camera creates a new folder and resets the sequence after 9999. The rename software has saved me many boring and tedious hours of renaming. There is a learning curve but well worth the effort.
how does one set filter conditon? example like say i want to filter files that end with HighDef , i tried filtering alone but it shows all files that have HighDef regardless of location of the word in file name, yet i only want it to show files that end with that word, after googling i learned that i need to set conditions to achieve that but problem is the steps in the manual are complex for me to understand do you have any idea on how to do this
Great video... Was playing with this program for one hour and achieved nothing after watching this and doing the tasks in step with the video all done... Thanks.
Excellent! I had thousands of files that needed the first 48 characters removed and this software knocked it out with no problem. Now I find myself looking for more files to clean up. Thanks for a great tutorial.
Thank you so much for sharing this! Had a similar scenario where I had thousands of video frames to number for my editing software. First thing that showed up when I searched was the Python code method. Which I spent hours trying to wrap my head around, and it completely messed up the order. Downloaded this software and followed you basic instruction, and I was able to sort it all out in less then 5 minutes! :)
@@MarcusGlass Hello, How do I edit this type of file Example 1 - Eaxteso Example 2 - Eaxtpspas I can't delete everything behind the printout (-) Can you help me! Thanks in advance
@@heiwa6583 Hard to advise with information you provided. Post example of. 1. Two or three file names as they are now. 2. What you would like their names to be renamed. From that perhaps I can advise how to configure Bulk Rename to make that happen.
Thank you. I have had this utility for >10yrs and had forgotten how to use. I have 26000 picture files to rename and sort. Going to test with a smaller folder before I go large....
I have almost 2400 files, with every file starting with 0001, 0002, 0003 etc. The horror to rename every single file one by one was just too much. This utility made it happen in a couple of seconds ALL AT ONES! Awesome program, saved me from a lot of headache 👍
Edit: It did not work. It takes the files from Win Explorer and resorts by file number. It does not display column "Date" from Explorer. I have 2 cameras working at the same time so the time stamps need to be in order. Bulk Rename has a column Created = all files show 12/31/1979 Modified = all files show 4/26/2024 Accessed = 4/28/2024. Thank you. Using media files from 2 sources, importing them in to editing software, the date/time stamp was getting messed up. Adding a numeric prefix to all the files corrects this issue. It worked!!!Showing all columns in Bulk Rename
Sooooooooo Much better than windows build in utility, which breaks by the way if you add other things to the folder in future lol thank you so much man!
I want to use my predefined. Ames in chronological order. The names are on an excel and text. How can I rename to those names? Thank you! For your codeo
It is totally amazing and life changing for people who need to change file names all the time in Windows. And totally free too. Amazing. Thanks for watching
how does one set filter conditon? example like say i want to filter files that end with HighDef , i tried filtering alone but it shows all files that have HighDef regardless of location of the word in file name, yet i only want it to show files that end with that word, after googling i learned that i need to set conditions to achieve that but problem is the steps in the manual are complex for me to understand could you please reply to this question
If you only want to change names of files which have HigHDef at end of file name, in Filters(12), use mask of *highdef.mp4 , then click the mouse in a different field for filter to be applied This assumes of course the files you want to change all end with "HighDef.MP4" . If they have a variety of extensions then "HighDef." may work with period, as long as no other files have file names where "HighDef." appears earlier in the file name.
Hi Marcus - hope you are well. Any thoughts on why when I import files it will not keep them in sequence... example: the file name is "testpage-1" testpage-10" "testpage-100" "testpage-11" "testpage-12" until it gets to the twenties, then it's "testpage-2" "testpage-20" "testpage-21" etc. same for thirties, fourties In the actual file it's numbered correctly and in the proper order so I'm curious if you have any thoughts on why it's doing this? Thx - Dewey
It has to do with how the code in some programs is written to sort. Some are written to have natural sorting and others alphabetical sorting. If the program you use to view files does not have option to control how they are sorted when viewed what can you do? To ensure numbers always be in sequence by quantity value in both sorting methods requires padding in all programs all numbers with zeroes. If the highest number in sequence is 9999 all numbers need to be expressed as 0001-9999 rather than 1-9999. In file rename when change names, select pad. If highest number is two digits pad 2. If five digits pad with 5 digits. The numbers will all have that many digits so will sort by lowest number to highest in programs regardless of what sorting method the program uses en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_sort_order
Marcus - Very helpful video in 2022! I recently discovered Bulk Rename Utility and it's no wonder your video came up on the first page of YT. Well made video! Do you have any tip on organizing 10 years worth of phone, GoPro, Drone and DSLR photography mixed together? Most videos on TH-cam are about file naming, organizing, or bulk renaming files from a photo shoot which is easy. But what about managing photos that aren't related and to make them easy to reference?
Tough to do after the fact thousands of files with different content. Can take forever to view and rename and tag. What is best is perception of person organizing and content and how it is used. Photos best to use tagging to make searchable. Photos I usually use YYYY~MM-DD~Event name-0001 and put in folder with same structure. I may add drone in structure so I have way to find versus ground shots. Then add tags such as 2021 Corvette, John Smith, Red, Mississippi River. Video is tough. Pretty much for video folder or file name needs to contain keyword. Or use other software to catalog video. I loved Picasa for tagging photos until they killed it. Mainly liked for tagging people names as it detected faces. Can tag in Windows explorer multiple photos with same keyword at same time. Anyways Perhaps bulk rename to get photos to have consistent structure and folders is good place to start. I always use year/month/day so when sorted they are all in order by date.
@@MarcusGlass Google really dropped the ball when they retired Picasa. I love the file naming system you proposed care. Simple, searchable, and easy to remember. Thanks again!
@@MarcusGlass I think the best way to move forward, and I write this for anybody reading, is to First drag and drop all of my pictures and videos into relevant folders. And once everything has a place in a holder, all use the bulk rename for all of the files within each folder so that is easy to give them all a filename.
In Filters (12) check the folder box. If you want to rename subfolders also check subfolder box. Then in left upper navigation menu select the folder containing the folders you want to rename. Then in main window select all the folders you want to rename. Then configure specific sections 1-9 as needed to get desired change of folder names.
How can we search through all folder trees and chop off enough characters in relevant files to adhere to 260 character limit fot long file names in windows?
This appears to be exactly what I need... however....what if the current filenames are not the same number of characters? Some of the files in my folder are 4 characters, other files are 10 or more characters. Can I remove all characters, (obviously there would no longer be an 'extension' in the file name) not sure if that will cause a problem? Or can I simply remove all characters, and then within the Add section use the Suffix field to add .jpg? Thank you!!
By the Rename icon in application hit reset to clear all prior settings, To remove all characters of all files in folder, select all files in the folder, in Remove (5) section under "First n" hit the up arrow higher and higher until the "New Name" field reflects none of the files having a name, or just put a value in like 50 if the most characters a file has is 50. Then use other fields to create whatever new name you want to give the files
@@MarcusGlass Great, I will give that a try tonight. Thank you!! One last question. Does it matter if the folder contains different file types? Some of the photos in my folder are a variety of .jpg, .tiff, .heic and .png files. Is there a different process to rename those different file types? (not interested in keeping file-types batched together, just want all files to be given an new/better naming scheme) Thanks again!
Hi. I’m wondering if you can advise how I would rename 30 files. They are named “masterday” and I would like to name them in date format with Day at the end, one for each day of the month. . For example the format would be “01-10-21 Day”, “02-10-21 Day”, “03-10-21 Day” and so on. I’ve been told this can do it but the options are overwhelming.
Hard to impossible for me to advise without knowledge of file names and types of files, and where the date is originating. If reading date from actual file (exif , date modified, date created, ETC ) look at "Auto Date" function and set modem to Prefix, Set Type to what date is being read from file, (date created, date modified, date accessed data taken), set format to Custom, set custom to value such as "%m-%d-%y. Then user "Remove" to remove characters in current file name via remove first (n) characters and use "Add" Suffix to add the file name to appear after the data. Of course keep in mind if this is only 30 files , if it is taking you two hours to research how to do it in Bulk Rename Utility you should consider just manually naming them. if it is 100s or 1000s of files then worthwhile to figure out what options are needed in Bulk Rename.
how do i rename the files to specific names? i cant like copy theior files names into like a google doc and it will do them in the order i pasted them into the program
im basically trying to make the files the names they were before so like i dont know how i can swap them around cuz when i was editing pictures in photoshop it renamed them as like layer 1 layer 2 layer 3 etc.
Thank you for this shortcut! It's saving me so much time. There's something I'm trying to do that I can't quite figure out. If I have a file named as us0d-3456 and want it to be us0d-0003456 how do I get those leading zeros after the hyphen? I have thousands of files that have anywhere from 4-6 digits that I need them all to have exactly 7 digits using leading zeros... Thank you!
I have two problems, the first is that the option of "bulk reneme here" does not appear when I press the right-click button. The second is that when I open the program and choose a folder, it orders the files wrong, that is, it gives me, for example, the number 7 after 50 even though it says that it is ordered by name. Please help me as soon as possible.
For integration in explorer did you reboot after installing? A little quirk of Windows and every application is sort occurs on a character by character basis. So 7 does comes after 5 as 7 is higher than 5. So use padding when renaming in bulk rename. So 7 must be 07 as 07 does come before 50 as 0 is before 5. If other programs did not number with padding prior to use of bulk rename that is not fault of bulk rename. To overcome in bulk rename sort maybe by date created if that puts files in order they were created then number them on export with padding.
Portable versions dont include the option to "Bulk Rename Here", but its very easy to create your own using regedit. Installer versions will include it as an "option" during installation. To sort files numerically before renaming, use: DisplayOptions / Sorting / LogicalSorting.
I'm seeing this search quite often. I'm restoring a file history directory back to a new drive. I would like to remove the time stamps from the entire directory. Can anyone help me? I have not been able to do this. I've tried to read the forums, but can't find any examples of what I want to do. You can find me any where using my handle or name Diskgrind
This app is for Windows. There may be similar apps for Android. I have not used any though. Here is one I located (I have not used it) but seems like it might be OK? www.makeuseof.com/how-to-organize-files-on-android/#:~:text=Tap%20on%20the%20folder%20containing,rename%20menu%20should%20come%20up.
That is not a problem. 1. Open folder with files in Bulk Rename Utility. 2. Select files. 3. In extension field (11) Select "Fixed". 4. To the right of "Fixed" type the new extension file name. 5. Select "Rename" 6. Select OK.
Bulk Rename Utility is really amazing. If you can figure out how to set it up, it can do it. Figuring it out is the tough part - I'm struggling to figure out how to add a counter in the middle of a file name for Plex, like: Conference Room.NEED-COUNTER-HERE.Dwight's Florida Orientation.mp4 Anyway, thank you for your video! Using REMOVE helps a lot. I have been using Name / Keep, which usually works well, but this counter-in-the-middle situation is really throwing me! 🙂
Marcus, I can't thank you enough. I have 4000 photos to edit, scale the size, color correct, etc. and then put in separate folders and rename adding a prefix for the negative file page number. I've was doing it by hand for about 1200 before I thought to search for a way to bulk rename, and found you. Didn't know such a thing was possible and this program is incredible! Now I can rename of folder of 36 photos in a few seconds. Only 3,000 more to go! Thanks again.
Glad to save you some time and best of all this application is free which is amazing.
@@MarcusGlass Yes, amazing it is free. Just like Audacity and VSDC. I'll send some bucks to them for this great program. Thanks again.
Same here. I do lots of timelapse work that can involve 1000s of files. Sometimes, I forget to reset the frame counter on the camera which means the camera creates a new folder and resets the sequence after 9999.
The rename software has saved me many boring and tedious hours of renaming.
There is a learning curve but well worth the effort.
Couldn't have scripted this any better! Your scenario matches my use case perfectly and saved me from navigating their documentation. Thanks!
Right! It's uncanny how the vid has it all
It's a fantastic utility that I've been using for years - and keep discovering new uses for! 😁
how does one set filter conditon? example like say i want to filter files that end with HighDef , i tried filtering alone but it shows all files that have HighDef regardless of location of the word in file name, yet i only want it to show files that end with that word, after googling i learned that i need to set conditions to achieve that but problem is the steps in the manual are complex for me to understand do you have any idea on how to do this
Great video... Was playing with this program for one hour and achieved nothing after watching this and doing the tasks in step with the video
all done... Thanks.
Thank you Marcus
I had to rename 127 my summer csr radio audio files, and i wouldnt have wanted to rename all by myself, youre a lifesaver
Thank you. I had to rename over 1000 files. This tutorial saved me so much time.
Seriously great software. It's so nice to see something actually work the way it's advertised.
Excellent! I had thousands of files that needed the first 48 characters removed and this software knocked it out with no problem. Now I find myself looking for more files to clean up. Thanks for a great tutorial.
You are welcome!
Thank you very much. My student organization sincerely appreciates your video.
Thanks the tutorial. I've used the old version back in the past but needed a refresher course with the new version.
Thank you so much for sharing this! Had a similar scenario where I had thousands of video frames to number for my editing software. First thing that showed up when I searched was the Python code method. Which I spent hours trying to wrap my head around, and it completely messed up the order. Downloaded this software and followed you basic instruction, and I was able to sort it all out in less then 5 minutes! :)
Awesome to hear my video and the app solved the issue.
@@MarcusGlass Hello,
How do I edit this type of file
Example 1 - Eaxteso
Example 2 - Eaxtpspas
I can't delete everything behind the printout (-)
Can you help me!
Thanks in advance
@@heiwa6583 Hard to advise with information you provided. Post example of.
1. Two or three file names as they are now.
2. What you would like their names to be renamed.
From that perhaps I can advise how to configure Bulk Rename to make that happen.
Thanks for detailed tutorial the interface looked pretty intimidating but your explanation made using this easy. Thanks again.
This has been such an incredibly helpful tool! Thank you!
Thank you. I have had this utility for >10yrs and had forgotten how to use. I have 26000 picture files to rename and sort. Going to test with a smaller folder before I go large....
wow! Thanks so much for making this video, I never knew the program existed, what a game changer!
I have almost 2400 files, with every file starting with 0001, 0002, 0003 etc.
The horror to rename every single file one by one was just too much. This utility made it happen in a couple of seconds ALL AT ONES!
Awesome program, saved me from a lot of headache 👍
Thanks so much,i search several videos for a solution and your video solve my problem.
Thank you so much, this program is so awesome. You are a life saver... no no time saver lol.
You're welcome!
Perfect, glad I found your video
Thank you so much
Marcus Glass for President!!!!
LOL. I decline.😎
wow thank you so much for this video. you've saved me so much time having to manually do this. I can finally sort through all my photos!
Great tutorial. It has so many option to choose from, that i was confused. Your explanation made me to approach as per my requirement.
Thank you Sir.
Thanks!
Thanks! Much better than that excel spreadsheet stuff that's on youtube.
Edit: It did not work. It takes the files from Win Explorer and resorts by file number. It does not display column "Date" from Explorer. I have 2 cameras working at the same time so the time stamps need to be in order. Bulk Rename has a column Created = all files show 12/31/1979 Modified = all files show 4/26/2024 Accessed = 4/28/2024.
Thank you. Using media files from 2 sources, importing them in to editing software, the date/time stamp was getting messed up. Adding a numeric prefix to all the files corrects this issue. It worked!!!Showing all columns in Bulk Rename
Thank you Marcus, great help.
thank you very much, this video save me a lot of work process.
Sooooooooo Much better than windows build in utility, which breaks by the way if you add other things to the folder in future lol thank you so much man!
Its amazing marcus, thanks for the video😀
Thanks! This saved me a lot of time with your excellent organization!
Glad it was helpful!
THanks... Very Helpful
Excellent sir ! Well explained. Thanks for the same.
Thank you! Geez i never knew batch renaming would be such a pain in the butt. You video saved me
You are welcome. Wonderful program when you need it and got like the price (free).
This helped a ton! thank you a million times
Thanks for the guide! very helpful! :D
Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you so much for the easy explanation. You're awesome!
You are so welcome!
Really helped. Thanks
Excellent video straight forward and to the point and informative, thank you for this!
I want to use my predefined. Ames in chronological order. The names are on an excel and text. How can I rename to those names?
Thank you! For your codeo
thank you very useful till now 2023.
Thanks for sharing!
This tool has given me an extra 300 days of free time
It is totally amazing and life changing for people who need to change file names all the time in Windows. And totally free too. Amazing. Thanks for watching
Thank you so, so very much!
how does one set filter conditon? example like say i want to filter files that end with HighDef , i tried filtering alone but it shows all files that have HighDef regardless of location of the word in file name, yet i only want it to show files that end with that word, after googling i learned that i need to set conditions to achieve that but problem is the steps in the manual are complex for me to understand could you please reply to this question
If you only want to change names of files which have HigHDef at end of file name, in Filters(12), use mask of *highdef.mp4 , then click the mouse in a different field for filter to be applied This assumes of course the files you want to change all end with "HighDef.MP4" . If they have a variety of extensions then "HighDef." may work with period, as long as no other files have file names where "HighDef." appears earlier in the file name.
Hi Marcus - hope you are well. Any thoughts on why when I import files it will not keep them in sequence... example: the file name is "testpage-1" testpage-10" "testpage-100" "testpage-11" "testpage-12" until it gets to the twenties, then it's "testpage-2" "testpage-20" "testpage-21" etc. same for thirties, fourties
In the actual file it's numbered correctly and in the proper order so I'm curious if you have any thoughts on why it's doing this?
Thx - Dewey
It has to do with how the code in some programs is written to sort. Some are written to have natural sorting and others alphabetical sorting. If the program you use to view files does not have option to control how they are sorted when viewed what can you do? To ensure numbers always be in sequence by quantity value in both sorting methods requires padding in all programs all numbers with zeroes. If the highest number in sequence is 9999 all numbers need to be expressed as 0001-9999 rather than 1-9999. In file rename when change names, select pad. If highest number is two digits pad 2. If five digits pad with 5 digits. The numbers will all have that many digits so will sort by lowest number to highest in programs regardless of what sorting method the program uses
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_sort_order
@@MarcusGlass Thank you sir. It took some messin' around, but I was able to get it numbered correctly. Thanks again for the response.
Marcus - Very helpful video in 2022! I recently discovered Bulk Rename Utility and it's no wonder your video came up on the first page of YT. Well made video! Do you have any tip on organizing 10 years worth of phone, GoPro, Drone and DSLR photography mixed together? Most videos on TH-cam are about file naming, organizing, or bulk renaming files from a photo shoot which is easy. But what about managing photos that aren't related and to make them easy to reference?
Tough to do after the fact thousands of files with different content. Can take forever to view and rename and tag. What is best is perception of person organizing and content and how it is used. Photos best to use tagging to make searchable. Photos I usually use YYYY~MM-DD~Event name-0001 and put in folder with same structure. I may add drone in structure so I have way to find versus ground shots. Then add tags such as 2021 Corvette, John Smith, Red, Mississippi River. Video is tough. Pretty much for video folder or file name needs to contain keyword. Or use other software to catalog video. I loved Picasa for tagging photos until they killed it. Mainly liked for tagging people names as it detected faces. Can tag in Windows explorer multiple photos with same keyword at same time. Anyways Perhaps bulk rename to get photos to have consistent structure and folders is good place to start. I always use year/month/day so when sorted they are all in order by date.
@@MarcusGlass Google really dropped the ball when they retired Picasa. I love the file naming system you proposed care. Simple, searchable, and easy to remember. Thanks again!
@@MarcusGlass I think the best way to move forward, and I write this for anybody reading, is to First drag and drop all of my pictures and videos into relevant folders. And once everything has a place in a holder, all use the bulk rename for all of the files within each folder so that is easy to give them all a filename.
thank you so much. very clear explanation
You are welcome!
Thanks you so much!
Great video!
I have a TV series which has 123 counting and I want to add my name to it without corrupting the counting. All by one click please help
If you want to leave all file names the same but add your name at beginning of file name use prefix. To add name at end use suffix.
Can you do this with folders and sub folders or only files? I've tried this method on folders, but it does not seem to work
In Filters (12) check the folder box. If you want to rename subfolders also check subfolder box. Then in left upper navigation menu select the folder containing the folders you want to rename. Then in main window select all the folders you want to rename. Then configure specific sections 1-9 as needed to get desired change of folder names.
This is a god send
Thank you very much, it was a quick and accurate video.
You're welcome!
Thnk you. Very helpfull
great job 👏
Thanks man
Super useful! Thanks!
Thanks
Thank´s bro. Very usefull
Thank you so much, sir
You are welcome
How can we search through all folder trees and chop off enough characters in relevant files to adhere to 260 character limit fot long file names in windows?
Thanks man 👏👏
Thank you so much......
this was so easy that i feel like ishouldnt have needed this video but hey it was good lol
You awesome Uncle.
Thanks Nephew.
Hello! U helped me alot! U deserve a sub from everyone!
got it. thank you.
I use it regularly. Hope it saves you lots of time like it does me.
I'm here because I cannot figure out how to rename multiple folders at once instead of file names. Any ideas?
In windows you can simply select all the files, hit F2 and type in a name and it does the same thing. Or am I missing something?
thank you
thanks 👍
This appears to be exactly what I need... however....what if the current filenames are not the same number of characters? Some of the files in my folder are 4 characters, other files are 10 or more characters. Can I remove all characters, (obviously there would no longer be an 'extension' in the file name) not sure if that will cause a problem? Or can I simply remove all characters, and then within the Add section use the Suffix field to add .jpg?
Thank you!!
By the Rename icon in application hit reset to clear all prior settings, To remove all characters of all files in folder, select all files in the folder, in Remove (5) section under "First n" hit the up arrow higher and higher until the "New Name" field reflects none of the files having a name, or just put a value in like 50 if the most characters a file has is 50. Then use other fields to create whatever new name you want to give the files
@@MarcusGlass Great, I will give that a try tonight. Thank you!! One last question.
Does it matter if the folder contains different file types? Some of the photos in my folder are a variety of .jpg, .tiff, .heic and .png files. Is there a different process to rename those different file types? (not interested in keeping file-types batched together, just want all files to be given an new/better naming scheme) Thanks again!
Would love to rename 100,000 folders based on a column in Excel, which has the correct names
What if they all have different names but I want them the same?
thanks, mate
You are welcome.
Thank you so much 😭
You're welcome!
Hello how can you add text to the existing file name in bulk. Fe put the year before each file?
Bulk Rename Utility Windows - Adding Suffix or Prefix to File Name
th-cam.com/video/1VL8CZ7bPzk/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so muchh
very good
Is there a way to rename the files to add spaces in between the capitol letters so they would read Time Lapse Marcus instead of TimeLapseMarcus?
Sure. In Field 7 prefix type time lapse marcus rather than timelapsemarcus.
Thankyou
You are welcome. Have a happy holiday season.
Hi. I’m wondering if you can advise how I would rename 30 files. They are named “masterday” and I would like to name them in date format with Day at the end, one for each day of the month. . For example the format would be “01-10-21 Day”, “02-10-21 Day”, “03-10-21 Day” and so on. I’ve been told this can do it but the options are overwhelming.
Hard to impossible for me to advise without knowledge of file names and types of files, and where the date is originating. If reading date from actual file (exif , date modified, date created, ETC ) look at "Auto Date" function and set modem to Prefix, Set Type to what date is being read from file, (date created, date modified, date accessed data taken), set format to Custom, set custom to value such as "%m-%d-%y. Then user "Remove" to remove characters in current file name via remove first (n) characters and use "Add" Suffix to add the file name to appear after the data. Of course keep in mind if this is only 30 files , if it is taking you two hours to research how to do it in Bulk Rename Utility you should consider just manually naming them. if it is 100s or 1000s of files then worthwhile to figure out what options are needed in Bulk Rename.
Nice
how do i rename the files to specific names? i cant like copy theior files names into like a google doc and it will do them in the order i pasted them into the program
im basically trying to make the files the names they were before so like i dont know how i can swap them around cuz when i was editing pictures in photoshop it renamed them as like layer 1 layer 2 layer 3 etc.
Thank you for this shortcut! It's saving me so much time. There's something I'm trying to do that I can't quite figure out. If I have a file named as us0d-3456 and want it to be us0d-0003456 how do I get those leading zeros after the hyphen? I have thousands of files that have anywhere from 4-6 digits that I need them all to have exactly 7 digits using leading zeros... Thank you!
I have two problems, the first is that the option of "bulk reneme here" does not appear when I press the right-click button. The second is that when I open the program and choose a folder, it orders the files wrong, that is, it gives me, for example, the number 7 after 50 even though it says that it is ordered by name. Please help me as soon as possible.
For integration in explorer did you reboot after installing? A little quirk of Windows and every application is sort occurs on a character by character basis. So 7 does comes after 5 as 7 is higher than 5. So use padding when renaming in bulk rename. So 7 must be 07 as 07 does come before 50 as 0 is before 5. If other programs did not number with padding prior to use of bulk rename that is not fault of bulk rename. To overcome in bulk rename sort maybe by date created if that puts files in order they were created then number them on export with padding.
Portable versions dont include the option to "Bulk Rename Here", but its very easy to create your own using regedit. Installer versions will include it as an "option" during installation.
To sort files numerically before renaming, use: DisplayOptions / Sorting / LogicalSorting.
Thanx
I'm seeing this search quite often. I'm restoring a file history directory back to a new drive. I would like to remove the time stamps from the entire directory. Can anyone help me? I have not been able to do this. I've tried to read the forums, but can't find any examples of what I want to do. You can find me any where using my handle or name Diskgrind
Is it possible to do that with files that are in different folders?
Yes
thanks
You are welcome
Do you have a *bulk rename* for android?
This app is for Windows. There may be similar apps for Android. I have not used any though. Here is one I located (I have not used it) but seems like it might be OK? www.makeuseof.com/how-to-organize-files-on-android/#:~:text=Tap%20on%20the%20folder%20containing,rename%20menu%20should%20come%20up.
👍👍👍
IF only I could find the stupid button to extract Exif data.. but nooo..
I love you
i want edit file extention for multiple files
That is not a problem. 1. Open folder with files in Bulk Rename Utility. 2. Select files. 3. In extension field (11) Select "Fixed". 4. To the right of "Fixed" type the new extension file name. 5. Select "Rename" 6. Select OK.
takes forever to hit the point
How about replacing text within a file???
Bulk Rename Utility is really amazing. If you can figure out how to set it up, it can do it. Figuring it out is the tough part - I'm struggling to figure out how to add a counter in the middle of a file name for Plex, like: Conference Room.NEED-COUNTER-HERE.Dwight's Florida Orientation.mp4
Anyway, thank you for your video! Using REMOVE helps a lot. I have been using Name / Keep, which usually works well, but this counter-in-the-middle situation is really throwing me! 🙂