Ron's Renamer

Ron's Renamer is a lightweight software application developed to help you rename folders, subfolders and files using various rules and batch processing.

At a first glance you may not be visually impressed by the GUI but it’s one of the most practical and efficient layouts that we’ve worked with so far.

The clean feature lineup places the renaming tools at your fingertips. Folders and files can be added in the working environment using the drag-and-drop mode or browse button.

You can view information about each file added to the list, such as current and new name, size, date when it was last modified, and path. There’s no support for a help manual but you can rely on tooltips for viewing short descriptions of the dedicated parameters.

Ron's Renamer gives you the possibility to apply a wide range of renaming rules, such as add space, text, numbers, date/time and path name, remove space, text and numbers, insert music and image tag, replace text, numbers and date/time, as well as reverse text, change case and split name.

You can combine the rules as you want and save a rule set to your computer so you can easily import it in your future renaming projects.

The best part about this utility is that you can preview the filename adjustments in real time in the main window. Plus, you are allowed to roll back the changes in case you are not satisfied with the results.

Last but not least, you may opt for an automatic or manual renaming mode, copy the selected filename to the clipboard, refresh the list with files, include subdirectories in the renaming task, delete items, as well as create batch scripts and roll back changes upon errors.

Ron's Renamer includes a decent feature pack, delivers fast renaming tasks and adopts a well-organized working environment for helping you alter filenames without too much hassle.