The same specificity can be achieved easily with pure script using a hybrid JScript/batch utility called REPL.BAT.Īssuming REPL.BAT is in your current directory, or better yet, somewhere within your PATH, then the following will match all files that match the regex template: for /f "eol=* delims=* tokens=1,2" %A in (`dir /b /a-d^|repl "(.*?)(\.\d+)+(\.\w+) a" "$&*$1$3"') do ren "%A" "%B"ĭouble up the percents if used within a batch script. But it requires installation of a third party executable. While you might remember that a bunch of pictures with random numbers for filenames are pictures of your daughter, appending her name to each filename in one. Lloyd has an interesting solution that will only rename files that match a template of Refer to How does the Windows RENAME command interpret wildcards? for info on why this works. jpg files, then you can simply use: ren *.jpg ?.jpg You can put any file mask, or list of files, etc in the in () clause. for %F in (*.jpg) do "%F" "?%~xF"ĭouble up the percents if you use the command in a batch file.
Add additional ? if you have longer names, or you can remove some ? if your names are shorter. It will support final names up to length 50, excluding date, number, and extension. Once youve sorted in random order, apply a numeric auto-number prefix to keep the list in that order.
You can run the script by pressing the "run" button in script editor or by double-clicking on the saved application.If by "remove time stamp and file number", you mean remove everything between the first and last dot, preserving the extension, then you don't need a batch script. The script can be easily adjusted to work on other folders but since you don't know apple script I suggest you create folders 1 and 2 on your desktop, move all your images to folder 1 and run the script. (This won't reset your file-selection and new-location items, groups 12 and 13). Reset All Criteria This allows you to quickly reset all the renaming-criteria which are currently selected. It will move your images from folder 1 to folder 2 and add a random number between 1 and 600 to the front of their names. Once you've sorted in random order, apply a numeric auto-number prefix to keep the list in that order. Make a folder named 2 on the desktop and run the script. Say you have folder on the desktop named 1 with 600 images.
Set x to (first item of fol1 whose name is (i as text) & fname) Set name of this_item to (i as text) & fname In addition, you can also add incrementing numbers to the file name, add a suffix or prefix. Set fol2 to folder "2" of (path to desktop) Bulk Rename Utility Freeware - rename multiple files. Set fol1 to folder "1" of (path to desktop) Ok, paste the following into script editor and save it as an application.
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