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Presets Manager

The Presets Manager provides options for managing your collection of presets, including loading, appending, duplicating, renaming, deleting, and creating application shortcuts for presets.

Open it via Main Menu » Presets » Manage, or press Ctrl+P from the main window.

ReNamer presets manager.png

ReNamer preset load button.png Load a preset

Load the selected preset, replacing the current set of rules.

You can also press Enter to load the currently selected preset.

  • Hold Ctrl when loading a preset to automatically close the window.
  • Hold Shift when loading a preset to append rules from the selected preset to the current set of rules.

ReNamer preset append button.png Append a preset

Append rules from the selected preset to the current set of rules.

This is a useful way to merge rules from multiple presets.

ReNamer preset copy button.png Copy a preset

Create a duplicate preset file with same rules.

The duplicate will have the same base name with COPY appended to the end.

This is useful as a starting point when creating a variation of an existing preset.

ReNamer preset rename button.png Rename a preset

Rename the selected preset. A prompt will appear to enter the new name.

You can use path delimiters in the new name to create a directory structure for presets.

ReNamer preset delete button.png Delete a preset

Delete the selected preset.

This action permanently deletes the preset file from disk.

ReNamer create a shortcut.png Create a shortcut

Create an application shortcut, also known as a droplet, that loads a preset or renames files with a preset.

Two shortcut types are available:

  • Load with a preset: open a new ReNamer window with the selected preset loaded, so you can review or adjust the rules before renaming.
  • Rename with a preset: load the selected preset and automatically rename the files, without a confirmation prompt.

Drop files or folders onto the shortcut to process them. If the preset was saved with filter settings, those settings are applied to the incoming files.

See the command line article for additional information on integration and automation features.

A common place for such shortcuts is the Desktop. On Windows, another convenient place is the Send To folder, which adds an option to the shell context menu for sending selected files or folders to a specific application. In the save dialog, enter %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo in the address bar to jump there.

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