![]() ![]() You can also set custom extension the same way as before. ![]() The same way, you can convert the extension to lower case, upper case or capitalize it from the Extension section. ![]() Here, $ is replaced by the original filename. I added the current date after the filename using one of the predefined template. Now, you can either set a custom name, or select from many predefined options as you saw earlier. You will more likely want to set a custom name depending on your need. You can also change the filename to Uppercase, lowercase or Capitalize it from the Filename section. So, I am not showing you this again here. The same way, you can choose a Suffix (to add after the filename, before the extension). Select what you want to put in your filename and click on Insert.Īs you can see, I’ve added option and the file names are updated in the preview section. If you want more complex option, click on the icon as marked in the screenshot below.Īs you can see, there are many categories and each category has a lot of options to choose from. If you want to add something after the number, you can put it in the empty text box right next to the prefix checkbox. You can use it to add a prefix on your existing filename.Īs you can see, the Number is inserted before the file. Here, on the left, you have the original file names and on the right, you have the renamed file names. On the bottom you have a handy preview window as you can see in the screenshot below. To rename your files, you have to go to the Filename tab. But, if you want to move or copy the files to another folder after the rename operation, or create symbolic links to the files in another folder, you can do it from here with one of the options as marked in the screenshot below. The default option Rename input files is what you want. Normally you don’t have to do anything from here. Now, select the files that you want to rename and click on Open.Īll the files that you want to rename should be opened. You can click on the Add… button to add the files that you want to rename. ![]() The first thing you have to do is to add some files to KRename. In the next section of this article, I will show you how to use KRename to bulk rename your files. Once KRename is installed, you can start KRename from KDE Application Launcher > Applications > Utilities > KRename as marked in the screenshot below. Once you find it, click on Install as marked in the screenshot below. You can also install KRename from the Software Center of KDE 5 Plasma Desktop.įirst, open Software Center from KDE Application Launcher > Applications > System > Discover as marked in the screenshot below. You can use the button next to the “File name:” field → “MP3” sub-options.Now, press y and then press to confirm the installation. I’d like to rename the mp3 files by the entries in the ID3 tag. Yes, it is, just add the text into the “File name:” field (or add this item using the button next to the “File name:” field → Picture – EXIF → “Date taken” option). I’d like to rename the images by EXIF date taken. Can I undo this operation?įreeCommander has an integrated undo feature for Multi rename, if you want to undo the last operation, open the Multi rename window (Ctrl+M), go to window menu Command and select “Undo” option. I have renamed items using “Multi rename” by mistake. Note: If you want to use the Counter, use option “Reset per folder”, if you want it to start from the same number (1) in each folder. Yes, you can use Plain view (Ctrl+B), or File container, to display the files/folders from different locations, then select the items you want to rename and press F2 or Ctrl+M. Is it possible to rename multiple files and/or folders from different locations? How to rename multiple files and/or folders?Īfter activating the main menu item “File → Multi rename…” or the shortcut “Ctrl+M” the “Multi rename” window is opened, where the items (files and/or folders) selected in the active panel can be renamed. If this setting is checked and the menu item “File → Rename” or the hotkey “F2” are activated, a dialog window pops up for renaming the highlighted item and the new name will be preserve, so you can close the file in use, and then finish file rename operation in FreeCommander. Go to main menu item “Tools → Settings (F12) → File/folder operations → Rename/Create” and activate the option “Use dialog window for rename”. When I try to rename a file, which is in use, the new name is lost, and I have to type it again, how to avoid this? If more than one item is selected on calling this function, the function “File → Multi rename…” is called automatically. After activating the main menu item “File → Rename” or the “F2” key the item (file or folder) highlighted in the active panel can be renamed. ![]()
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