Quick File Rename

Some might like their personal virtual space to be all clean and tidy, and this can even mean for all files to be neatly named. However, it can take some time to manually handle this task, but not unless you use specialized applications like Quick File Rename with tons of rules to get the name right for multiple files and folders.

The visual design of the application might leave you scratching your head for a while, not because it’s confusing, but you probably didn’t expect such an abundance of features from an application of its kind. Two panels make it easy to browse through folders and select the files you want to rename, while a different section is fitted with multiple tabs to configure and pick renaming rules you want to apply.

There’s the possibility to work with files and folders alike, and even choose to affect subfolders as well. The application lets you focus your effort on a particular file format by writing it down in a dedicated field. Don’t worry about any mistakes or inconveniences, because there’s always the “Undo” button to turn to.

As mentioned above, setting up rules can take up some of your time. This is a good thing, considering the new name can benefit from character replacing, inserting or removing text strings, managing letter casing, sorting and numbering, or applying mask filter. Each is fitted with an abundance of parameters, and you can add multiple rules.

Quick File Rename also lets you save custom sets of rules to file to have them applied easier later on. What’s more, updates are provided in real time so you know exactly what you’re doing, while the renaming itself is done in the blink of an eye.

To sum it up, Quick File Rename comes with a comprehensive set of tools that is sure to meet even sophisticated demands. Browser panels make sure you quickly find files you need, with options to filter and select folders too. However, the most practicality is brought by the stunning variety and possibility to customize name rules, and even have them saved to file for later processing.