maFileRenamer offers robust file renaming capabilities, allowing for complex adjustments with presets and extended logging options.
Subscribe to the weekly updates in your inboxDive into the ultimate file renaming utility that simplifies the complex task of changing file names for Mac users. With a user-friendly interface, maFileRenamer puts an end to the tedious process of manual renaming, enabling you to update multiple files quickly and accurately.
Whether you need to strip unwanted characters, add prefix or suffix details, capitalize, replace text, or insert specific strings, this application has every base covered. It's perfect for organizing photo metadata, creating numbering sequences, and can even base renames on loaded text files.
Plus, with the handy 'Simulation mode,' you can preview your changes before applying them, ensuring accuracy before committing to the rename. Presets allow you to save your specific renaming settings for future use, dramatically cutting down your workflow time.
And that's not all! For those who crave automation, 'c-actions' can be created to use in Centurion®, setting up an automatic renaming workflow. With maFileRenamer, you also have the flexibility to choose whether to overwrite files or save the renamed files in a different location.
An advanced logging feature means you can roll back changes days after the process, giving you peace of mind and control over your digital filing.
System requirements: macOS 10.12.0 or later. This comprehensive renaming tool encompasses an array of features tailored to enhance organization and efficiency.
- Strip characters, from left/right or by position - Case transformations and character replacement - Adding prefixes, suffixes, and photo metadata - File numbering options and sorting - Text insertion at specified character positions - File renaming through a text file input - Preset creation for repeated tasks - Integration with Centurion® for task automation - Simulation mode previews - Options to overwrite or save files elsewhere - Extended logging for potential rollbacks
