Renamer can mass rename files, plus it can also change EXIF metadata and image creation/modified information. NameChanger is a free Mac program for bulk renaming of files.
You can select images in a folder on MacOS (El Capitan or newer) and batch rename with a right click. Sirv will automatically generate a spin named "Spins" upon downloading the renamed images.įile Renamer Basic is a convenient easy-to-use mass renaming program.īulk Rename Utility is another fast batch renamer with lots of options. Your file names will look like image (1), image (2), image (3) etc. You can batch rename images in Windows by selecting (Shift+click or Ctrl+click to select several files Ctrl+A to select all) and pressing right-click > "Rename". A slow tutorial I shall find.Price :Free Mass rename images on Windows I once saw a site that gave realtime results of typed expressions, but a gradual explanation and testing process with examples and over-teaching would have been more welcome. The TC RegEx Help 'dictionary' is a bit too bland for me. I'm a 'small steps' learner, I'm afraid, taking a feature and learning how to use it with examples, then expanding that knowledge with another related small step. I also note that on my screen the E is closer the to RegEx tick-box than to its own. Setting it refers to BOTH, not exclusively the filename OR (xor) the extension: the condition has to qualify for BOTH parts of the filename.extension for the action to obtain.
'AND find & replace also in file extensions'. Hovering over the E reports 'Replace also in file extensions, while clearing it makes the dialog box refer to only the filename setting it includes the extension - therefore, IMO, the hover-prompt is WRONG: it should say: I'm curious that E is required so as not to refer to the file(s) extensions. I note that is a blank, reset, tick-box, and is a chosen, set, box. I've learned that RegEx is a duo: Search for something and Replace the result with something else.
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