In this article, we’ll be taking a look at how to rename files in a batch on Windows 10, using both built-in methods and a safe third-party tool. Instead of going through each file one by one, follow our methods to quickly get the task done. This most commonly happens when changing the extension of a large batch of files in a folder. However, things get more complex when you want to rename multiple files at once. Locate the Select Rule dropdown menu on the extreme left and click it to view all the renaming rules.Renaming a single file is quite an easy process. So let’s check the 10 different renaming rules on offer. Click the Add Folder once you’re done.Īnd from here onwards the entire procedure stays the exact same whether you want to rename certain/ all files within a folder or if you want to rename folders. Navigate to the target folders from the folder tree on the left, click them to add them to the Selected Folders pane. If this is what you want, click the Folders subtab and then click on the Add Folders button. Remember you can even use Easy File Renamer to rename folders. You can’t add multiple folders in one go, so you will have to repeat this process all over if you want to rename all the files from multiple folders. Now click the Add Files button and simply click the folder and click OK. If you want to get all the files renamed inside a folder, select the All Files from a Folder radio box. If you want to add a large number of files that are situated in quick succession, select multiple files at once by dragging the mouse pointer and then click the Open button. Now click the Add Files button, navigate to and open up the concerning folder and then double click the files to add them. If you’re going for the files option, you have to choose between Files (if you want to rename a few files that are located inside a folder), or All Files from a Folder (if you want to rename all the files in a folder) options. Next, you have to choose between the Files and Folders subtabs.
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