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Rename Files in Batch

Modify multiple files in a single directory at once, especially when they are from the same source and are named in the same way. Useful for renaming multiple files in a folder or directory, making them easier to read.

The naming is done as follows -

Initial filename = Filename_relevant(spaces or dots or any character separating the relevant words) filename_garbage.extension

Final filename = Filename_relevant(space) dashes_if_required(space)(definition_if_required).extension

Words can also be inserted and removed as and when required. This is very useful while renaming files which might have been copied from Google Drive (using make a copy option) in large numbers, having similar (but not exactly the same) names.

The .exe file should be in the within this directory. For convenient use, create a shortcut file and use it from any directory.

Note: The app used in the demo video does not have the option of capitalizing a string (it capitalized all the words by default) and selecting if we want to split the string (it assumed that we always need to remove a part of the string to proceed), now both of these have been added as an option.