LupasRename

You can go ahead and check out the set of features from the moment download is finished, because the application doesn’t need to be installed to properly function. This means that you can take it with you on a USB flash drive to use on other computers as well, without worrying about the health status, because registries are not a dependency.

The application’s visual design makes sure you have to trouble accommodating with the impressive variety of features. One of the two panes is the list of files that get to be renamed, while the other generates a real time preview of the same files. You need to make sure that all files you want to rename are in the same folder, because load options are based on directories, not files.

Lupas Rename gives you the possibility to target only a custom selection of files from that directory. One way to do this is simply fill in the file mask field with target extensions. More tools can be used to quickly take notes, make the process recursive, refresh the list, or refresh the list.

Moving to the renaming options, these are pretty abundant, thus stored in different tabs to make your work easier. It’s enough to check the corresponding box to enable a renaming option, with custom fields to fill in values to rename, replace, position crop, insert, match string, and more. Other tabs further enhance flexibility, with options for extension renaming, and auto numbering.

All things considered, we can safely state that you can rely on Lupas Rename to change the name of a bunch of files from a target directory or drive. The interface may seem a little crowded at first, but a closer inspection reveals the organized manner, and the abundance of filters you can use to rename files in the blink of an eye.