Node Renamer

About
By using Node Renamer you can easily set up a batch rename job using multiple rules on a large number of files. The 10 different rules allow you to change file names with prefixes, suffixes, and timestamps, etc. Before renaming the files you can analyze that the output will be correct.

Usage Guide
Step 1:
Add files, directories, and sub-directories for bulk renaming at once.

Step 2:
Select from the list of 10 rules to rename multiple files. These rules are: Add Prefix, Add Suffix, Trim, Replace, Case Change, Remove, Insert At, Numbering, Time Stamp, and Reverse.

Step 3:
Step 3: Node Renamer will show you the preview of applied rules by clicking analyze button. Apply your selected rules to r

Features

Easily rename multiple files
Process files under sub-directories
Remove files or rules using right click context-menu
Choose from ten rules to change file names
Add multiple rules
Analyze before renaming
Minimal and simple
Available for Windows, Linux, and macOS

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License

MIT License

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Operating Systems

Linux, Mac, Windows

Registered

2021-03-07

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