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This rule removes the specified text from the file name, optionally using positional criteria and wildcard patterns. Options Remove Enter the text to be removed. You can add multiple pieces of text to remove in one rule, by separating them with *|* delimiter....

This rule finds the specified text in the file name and replaces it with another text, optionally using positional criteria and wildcard patterns. Options Find Enter the text to be replaced. You can add multiple pieces of text to be replaced in one rule, by s...

This rule allows you to chop up the existing file name and reuse any/all of the parts in any order to compose a new name. You can also add your own text, or use meta tags while composing the new name. You can also use the whole original name, and insert liter...

This rule lets you change the file extension, with the option to automatically detect the appropriate extension based on the file's content. Options New file extension Specify the new file extension, without a leading dot. For example: txt, mp3, jpg. Append t...

This rule strips a list of characters from the filename. It offers predefined character sets, like digits, symbols and brackets, but you can also define your own character set. All occurrences of the specified characters will be removed from the filename. Cha...

This rule changes the case of the filename, including capitalizing every word, converting to lower/upper case, inverting the case, and enforcing a specific case for certain words, e.g. CD, DVD, SMS, PhD, iPad. Case change options Select one of the available t...

This rule allows you to index (serialize) a list of files by inserting numbers in increasing or decreasing order, using several different numbering systems, including Decimal digits, English letters, Roman numerals, Music notes, and more. Example use cases: Y...

This rule inserts randomly generated sequences of specified length and using a selection of characters (digits, letters, or a custom set). Common practical uses include randomizing the order files and destroying existing filenames. Options Length of random se...

This rule allows you to apply or remove zero padding on number sequences, or add text padding using custom characters. Number sequences options Add zero padding to length Apply zero padding to number sequences until the number of digits reaches a specified co...

This rule cleans up the filenames from (or for) commonly used naming conventions for Internet, peer-to-peer networks, and other applications. Multiple issues can be resolved at once. Options Strip out content of brackets Remove the content of various brackets...

This rule transliterates one alphabet into another. Its main goal is to transliterate Non-English characters from different languages into their English/Latin representation. The rule comes with built-in transliteration maps for many different languages, but y...

This rule allows finding and reformatting various date/time values in the filename, including the ability to adjust date and time components. Options Find date/time formats Find date and/or time matching a specified format. A dropdown menu provides a quick ac...

This rule allows finding and replacing patterns, and performing sophisticated manipulations with filenames using Regular Expressions. The Regular Expressions processor uses a special syntax for describing search and replace patterns, which are very powerful an...

This rule allows you define your own renaming logic and integrate external tools. It uses the Pascal Script programming engine with syntax and conventions similar to Delphi/Pascal language. The rule comes with a number of preloaded example scripts. We will see...

This rule replaces the original filenames with the names taken from a fixed list. The n-th line in the list serves as the new name for the n-th file in the Files pane. Naturally, the list should contain names for all the files loaded in the Files pane. If th...

This rule allows you to map a list of old filenames to a list of new filenames, which can be externally managed and loaded into the rule via clipboard or CSV file. It also allows you to capture the current set of files and their generated new names as a rule s...

Meta Tags allow users to extract meta information associated with files and use it for renaming. ReNamer supports a wide range of built-in meta tags, while 3rd party tools can be used for extracting tags which are currently not supported directly. There are ...

Date and time format is used primarily in Meta Tags and the Pascal Script rule to format date and time values. The format consists of a series of placeholder characters (or variables) corresponding to year, month, day, hour, and so on. You can change the forma...