Ask: produce a prompt when a rename affects an extension.Skip: skip names that include conflicts.Ask: produce a prompt when a name conflict occurs.Replace with gives you the option to enter alternatives, such as a letter, number, or dash.Remove consecutive removes multiple spaces in the file name.Remove trailing removes spaces following the file name.Remove all removes all spaces in the file name.When you choose The end, text is removed until the end of the file name.Ĭheck this box to remove text from right to left, rather than from left to right.Ĭheck this box to remove the delimiters when renaming, else they will remain.Ĭheck this box to include the file extension in the text you remove.Ĭheck this box to make text in the delimiter fields case sensitive.Ĭhoose Remove all, Remove trailing, Remove consecutive, or Replace with.Type a Delimiter, which is where to stop removing text from.Enter a Count equals, this is how many characters of text to remove.Enter a Delimiter, which is where you start removing text from.Ĭhoose Count equals, Delimiter, or The end.Enter a position, meaning how many characters into the name to start removing text.After and before text lets you enter text to prelude or follow.Ĭheck this box to add the text from right to left, rather than from left to right.Ĭheck this box to rename the file by overwriting the existing file name.Ĭheck this checkbox to include file extensions in your renaming process.Ĭheck this checkbox to search only for results that match the case of your search term. Type the text you want to insert into the file name.Ĭhoose from Prefix, Suffix, Position (meaning how many characters into the name), After text:, or Before text. This can be useful to unify case differences in file names, for example. You can use this to remove all capitals in your file names, or all lowercase terms.Ĭheck this checkbox to include file extensions in your search and replace.Ĭhoose from Lowercase, Uppercase, or Title case to make a change to the case in your file name, or select No change to keep as is.Ĭhoose from Lowercase, Uppercase, or No change. Select Auto detect to identify an existing numerical system and continue it.Įnter a term to replace the searched term with.Ĭheck this checkbox to search only for results that match the case of your search term. If you select Fixed value, choose a number to start the sequence with. Select either Fixed value or Auto detect. Select this option to replace #s in the rename template with sequential letters. Select this option to replace #s in the rename template with sequential numbers. Select this option to clear the existing templates to create a new one, or change the existing template. Use the # symbol to begin a sequence, either numerical or alphabetical.Ĭhoose one or more metadata properties to include in the renaming template by checking the relevant checkboxes. Use the * symbol to insert the original file name, so renaming IMG-9359.jpg using the template "Summer Wedding*" will rename the file "Summer WeddingIMG-9359.jpg". You can type any text into this box, including hyphens and underscores. Type a file name format to set as a template. You can assign shortcuts to speed up your process of renaming multiple files by following the directions in the Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts topic. To delete a preset, press the trash icon. You can also access your Last Used Settings in the preset menu, if you wish to repeat an action. You can save your rename settings as a preset by clicking the save icon beside the preset drop-down. Review changes you have made to file names in the Preview field.Strip Spaces - remove spaces from your file name.Remove Text- remove text from your file name.
Insert Text - add text to your file name.Case Change - change the case of text in your file name.Search and Replace - search for and replace parts of your file name.Template - create a renaming template to apply to all selected files.The following operations enable you to perform the following actions: You can use the checkboxes to select or deselect which operations to run when batch renaming. In the Rename dialog box, you will see a list of operations.If selecting two or more files, you can alternatively press F2. In Manage mode, select one or more files, and then click Tools | Batch | Rename File| Rename.This can be particularly useful if you deal with large quantities of images, or you organize your images by file name. You can specify a template with a numerical or alphabetical sequence, save your template for future use, replace specific characters or phrases, change cases, and insert or remove text or spaces. You can use the Batch Rename tool to rename multiple files.
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