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This utility saved me a ton of time when organizing a huge photo collection into an easily searchable database. Sometimes it was a case of deleting a symbol, adding some text on the end of the name, replacing a part of the name and automatically numbering all the files in the folder and its subfolders with a single click. Just check all the boxes you need and be sure to watch the preview, to make sure that you didn't miss anything. See More
The order of the rules is fixed, AND all the options are shown in the same window, which results in a horrifying display of nearly 100 options. Compare with Advanced Renamer, where you not only can decide the order of the rules yourself but also can repeat rules. AND despite virtually limitless possibilities, the UI remains clear and pleasant to your senses. See More
Once this is installed, it takes extraordinary efforts to delete the generated files. The program is easily removed but the dll insinuates itself into your system and can't be removed without manual editing of the registration. Good program other than that but in this day of Cold War renewal, you probably don't want a communist country software burrowed like a tick into your PC. See More
Renamer by dev4b Team is hides a lot of power and flexibility under a friendly elegant UI. This is not easy to do considering the complexity of what lays underneath. I looked and PowerRename (Powertoys), regex, RegexBuddy, RegxMagic, PowerShell and Bulk Rename Utility which has the top rating here on slant. If you want to see all the overwhelming complexity of a powerful file renaming capability exposed for you to see, try Bulk Rename Utility or regex. Too much! Renamer put them all to shame and made easy work out of a quirky bulk file renaming task by easily dividing it into a series of three simple steps and letting me preview the outcome before committing. Brilliant! See More
I was off put by the apparent complexity of some other programs, whereas this seemed a little simpler. It's a little bit tricky getting started but, after a few minutes experimenting with simple changes, it became much clearer and very much easier to use. I think it will do everything I need, though I am inclined to try out MS Power Tools with it's handy right click invocation. See More
The file renamer has comprehensive options and all are easy to understand. See More
Very easy to use, I renamed episodes of several DVDs I was ripping in a jiffy See More
You can create your own rename rules with scripting, rename according to CSV lists, rearrange parts of the filenames, edit filenames in the text editor, extract media properties & metadata, such as width/height and duration. It is also possible to extend FlashRenamer with ExifTool for thousands of more properties and tags. See More
It has many options, including renaming using tags (ID3, Exif...), can number files, use wildcards or regular expressions, walk a hierarchy of folders. And it has presets for common renaming tasks, like removing parentheses, "Copy (n)" or "Shortcut of", and so on. Its preview feature avoids errors, and warns (a bit late though) of naming conflicts. See More