Files & storage
Krename is a batch renaming application that transforms groups of filenames through configurable expressions. It includes batch renaming, expression rules, and copy and move operations.
Users standardizing names across a large set of files
Rules can create unwanted names or collisions if not reviewed. Applications that reference old paths may need their links updated afterward.
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The application is distributed under GPL-2.0. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Rules can create unwanted names or collisions if not reviewed.
GPL-2.0; Rules can create unwanted names or collisions if not reviewed.
The $0 price applies to the listed open source application. Rules can create unwanted names or collisions if not reviewed.
Brings batch renaming and expression rules into the same workflow.
Select a small sample, define the naming rule, and inspect the proposed result before applying the same transformation to the full collection.
Rules can create unwanted names or collisions if not reviewed.
Applications that reference old paths may need their links updated afterward.
Krename fits users standardizing names across a large set of files. Select a small sample, define the naming rule, and inspect the proposed result before applying the same transformation to the full collection.
Rules can create unwanted names or collisions if not reviewed. Applications that reference old paths may need their links updated afterward. Try a representative folder first and verify the result before applying the same operation to important files.
The application is distributed under GPL-2.0. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Rules can create unwanted names or collisions if not reviewed.
Yes. Krename includes batch renaming. Select a small sample, define the naming rule, and inspect the proposed result before applying the same transformation to the full collection.
Rules can create unwanted names or collisions if not reviewed.
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