ConclusionĪll things considered, Advanced Renamer is an app that does its job, but it still needs a couple of improvements. On the other hand, it works much smoother on older Windows iterations where it processes all files in no-time, without any issue when it comes to the number of files you wish to rename. Whenever we tried adding more than 100 items to the file queue, the program crashed on Windows 7 workstations. Performance resultsĪdvanced Renamer is most of the time a resource-friendly application, but we’ve discovered some problems during our testing.

Of course, each of these options comes with its very own pack of settings, so the “replacing” tool for example asks you for the text to be replaced and the one to replace with, enable case sensitive and use regular expressions.

Set file renaming rulesĪfter adding the files or folders to be renamed to the process queue, Advanced Renamer requires users to configure new renaming methods, which include options such as remove pattern, renumber, replace, add, list, trim, new name and case, attributes and timestamp. The GUI we are talking about however is based on a multi-panel design, so rookies may not know where to start at the first glance. In addition, the program can be used to move or copy entire batches of files or folders to another folder, all from a very well-organized and clean interface. Advanced Renamer is a Windows application developed to rename multiple files at once.

Instaling Advanced Renamer 3.91.0