If you’re dealing with a lot of files everyday, chances are that your file system is messed up: poorly named files in your collection can waste a lot of your time finding the right file.
Confusing file names can affect your overall productivity. To deal with this issue, you might want to rename your files.
There are multiple benefits of renaming your files:
Command Prompt is the default command-line interpreter in Windows. You can use Command Prompt to automatically rename multiple file prefixes. To rename your files, you need to first set the active directory and then execute the main query.
Windows PowerShell is an interactive command-line shell primarily used by system administrators and IT professionals. PowerShell supports batch renaming of your files and adding prefix. Here’s how:
File Explorer was earlier known as Windows Explorer. We use it almost everyday to browse through our files and folders. With a few handy tricks, we’ll use the File Explorer to rename multiple files in our collection and get rid of disorganization.
Easy File Renamer is powered with multiple renaming patterns to make the task simple and easy. With just a few steps, you can select the files to rename, your renaming pattern and proceed.
Easy File Renamer lets you batch move or batch copy files without errors. Smoothly copy and move large files without encountering any error. You can also rename music tags using the music tag fixer feature.
With your purchase of Easy File Renamer, you get a complimentary subscription to Cloud File Renamer. Using CFR, you can rename files stored on different cloud platforms such as Amazon S3, Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive.
That's it, at least for now: I hope that this small article will help those who are looking for a simple and convenient way to bulk rename their files.