renCMD

Renaming multiple files is quite a hassle, and you can waste a lot of time processing them. Fortunately, things get a lot easier if you have a specialized application to help you out.

renCMD is a relatively simple program designed for this particular purpose. It enables you to rename every file in a certain folder using several types of templates, and it does not need to be installed before use.

To begin with, you need to select the folder you wish to process. There are several ways to rename files, either by adding, replacing or removing content.

The user interface features a very simple design, and you can find the available renaming methods by cycling through the tabs. Only one of them can be used at a time, but you can easily perform multiple operations with files in the same directory.

renCMD enables you to add text before or after the file’s original name, replace a specific string or remove content. The process is very straightforward, but the jobs need to be performed separately, as you cannot queue multiple operations.

It is possible to organize files by adding a number before or after the initial name, with or without changing the original.

The application is capable of completely randomizing file names, replacing extensions or removing them altogether.

renCMD may not offer a particularly comprehensive feature set, but it is very simple to deploy thanks to the fact that it can be used without being installed beforehand. All you need to do is unpack the archive, launch the executable file and start renaming.

The program allows you to change the names of multiple files in various ways, using templates for adding, replacing or removing content. It is quite simple to use, and it is also open-source.