The batch rename tool in macOS’ Finder is very great, and flexible. So, the next time you want to rename multiple files in one go on your Mac, look no further than “ Finder.app“. When you click on Rename, all the file names get changed according to your settings. You type in the word that you want to replace, and the word you want to replace it with.

Bulk Rename Utility also has support forums available on their website.Replace Text, on the other hand, works kind of like “ Find and Replace“. For Mac users, you can do simple bulk renaming from your Finder window by selecting your files, right clicking, and selecting “Rename X items…” or there are renamer tools in the app store. If you are a Linux user there is a rename utility you can use. For those comfortable with the command line in the Windows environment, there is also Bulk Rename Command. What else should you know?īulk Rename Utility is only available for Windows users. There are installation notes, manuals, and change logs available on the download page as well. Business or commercial use of the product requires a commercial license. It is available at no cost for personal use only from the Bulk Rename Utility site.

Log activity and create an ‘undo’ batch file.

Change file and folder time/date stamps as well as file and folder attributes.

Allows use of regular expressions for renaming.

Preview your renamed files prior to committing.

Change or substitue text, use auto-numbering, or change extensions of files.

What can Bulk Rename Utility help you do? The tool has a GUI interface and includes multiple features for quite a bit of flexibility. Much like the name sounds, Bulk Rename Utility is a tool for file and folder renaming.

Information adapted from Bulk Rename Utility.

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