Batch File Maker

Batch File Maker is a small and portable piece of software that allows you to create and edit BAT files. This way, you can launch any file from a command-line or Run dialog. It can be seamlessly worked with.

Since installation is not a prerequisite, you can just drop the executable file on any location of the hard drive and run it.

Alternatively, you can store Batch File Maker on a USB flash drive or similar storage unit and run it on any computer. This way, you can keep the app in your pocket whenever you're on the move.

What's more important is that the Windows Registry area does not receive new updates, and no files are left behind on the hard drive after removing the program.

The app is wrapped in a small interface with a plain layout, where you can load a file into the workspace by using only the file browser, since the "drag and drop" functionality is not included. Unfortunately, you cannot create multiple BAT files at the same time.

All you have to do is specify an output file name and save the item to the desktop or the System32 folder. Plus, you can create a list with previously created Batch files, in order to edit their properties.

Experienced users are free to tinker with some advanced settings. For instance, it is possible to specify the process priority level (between "Idle" and "Real Time") and to include the marker for further indexing. Options may be restored to their default values.

Batch File Maker runs on a very low quantity of CPU and system memory, so it doesn't affect the computer's overall performance. It has a good response time and creates a BAT file rapidly, without causing us any issues throughout our evaluation, such as making Windows hang, crash or pop up error dialogs. Although it has not received any recent updates, Batch File Maker provides users of any skill level with a friendly environment for quickly building Batch items from any file type.