TidyBatch

TidyBatch renames many files at once from the command line. It shows a preview by default and changes nothing until you add --apply; 'tidybatch undo' reverts the last applied run. Renames never overwrite a file: chains and swaps are done in two phases, and name clashes get _1, _2. Names come from templates (numbering, file date, photo date taken) or regex find/replace, with optional --slug and --lower. One Python file, standard library only, MIT. No graphical interface; runs offline. TidyBatch Pro (one-time purchase) adds sorting into folders, duplicate finding and apps for Windows and Linux. By Stillwater Tools.

Features

Dry run by default: nothing changes without --apply
One-command undo of the last applied run
Never overwrites: safe chains and swaps
Case-insensitive collision checks (Windows, macOS)
Templates: numbering, file date, EXIF date taken
Regex find and replace, --slug, --lower
No dependencies: Python 3.9+ standard library

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