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rnm

Bulk Rename Utility. tldr-pages

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Replace a search string with a replacement string in filenames

rnm -ss old -rs new path/to/directoryIdentify

Use a fixed (literal) search and replace string instead of regex

rnm -ssf old -rs new path/to/filesIdentify

Add an auto-incremented index to filenames starting from 1

rnm -i 1 -inc 1 -rs _ path/to/filesIdentify

Rename files using a list of new names from a text file

rnm -ns/f path/to/names.txt path/to/filesIdentify

Rename only files (ignoring directories and links)

rnm -fo -ss pattern -rs replacement path/to/filesIdentify

Sort input files by modification time before renaming

rnm -s/mt -ss pattern -rs replacement path/to/filesIdentify

Run a simulation without making actual changes

rnm -sim -ss pattern -rs replacement path/to/filesIdentify

Undo the last renaming operation

rnm -uIdentify