🗂️ ANB-RenameBatch - Simple, Safe Batch Renaming

ANB Rename Batch lets you rename many files quickly and safely. You can use its easy windows program or command line tools. It keeps a log of your changes and lets you undo them with one click.

💻 What is ANB-RenameBatch?

ANB-RenameBatch is a tool for changing the names of many files at once. It works on Windows and has two ways to use it:

A simple window program.
A command prompt tool for experts.

It logs every change it makes. If you make a mistake, you can restore the old file names easily.

🚀 Getting Started with ANB-RenameBatch

This section will guide you step by step on how to get ANB-RenameBatch running on your Windows PC.

Step 1: Check Your System

ANB-RenameBatch works on Windows 10 or newer. It needs no extra software to run. Make sure your PC has:

At least 4 GB of RAM
100 MB of free disk space
Windows 10, 11, or later versions

📥 How to Download ANB-RenameBatch

To get ANB-RenameBatch, visit the official releases page by clicking the big button below:

You will find the latest version there. The files come as .exe installers or .zip archives. Choose the option you prefer.

Step 2: Download the Installer or Zip File

Click on the main release (usually the top one).
Select either the .exe file to install or the .zip file to run without installing.
Save the file to a folder you can find, like your Desktop or Downloads folder.

🔧 Installing ANB-RenameBatch

If you downloaded the .exe:

Double-click the installer file.
Follow the simple steps it shows.
Choose where you want to keep the program, or accept the default.
When done, click Finish.

If you downloaded the .zip file:

Right-click the file and choose "Extract All".
Pick a folder to put the extracted files.
Open that folder and find the main program file to start it.

🚪 Running the Program

Once installed or extracted:

Find ANB-RenameBatch in your Start Menu or open the folder with the extracted files.
Double-click the program to open it.

You will see a simple window that helps you pick which files to rename.

🗂️ Using ANB-RenameBatch: The Basics

Step 3: Select the Files to Rename

Click the "Add Files" or "Add Folder" button.
Browse to the folder with your files.
Select the files or folder you want to rename.

All chosen files will appear in the list.

Step 4: Set How to Rename Files

You can rename files by:

Changing part of the name.
Adding numbers or text.
Replacing text.
Using file properties like date or size.

The program shows you a preview of new names before changing anything.

🔄 Undo Changes with One Click

The program keeps a log of every change it makes. If you rename files and don’t like the results:

Open the program.
Click the "Restore" button.
Choose the change you want to undo.
The program will put the old names back.

This safety feature helps avoid mistakes.

🖥️ Using the Command Line Tool (Optional)

If you want more control or want to automate renaming, use the Command Line Interface (CLI).

Step 5: Open PowerShell or Command Prompt

Press Windows + R
Type powershell or cmd and press Enter

Step 6: Run ANB-RenameBatch with Commands

The commands work like this:

ANB-RenameBatch.exe -source "C:\MyFolder" -pattern "file_###" -action rename

-source: folder or files to rename
-pattern: new file name format
-action: what to do (usually rename)

Check the help by typing:

ANB-RenameBatch.exe -help

📁 File Logging and Security

ANB-RenameBatch keeps records of your renaming sessions. These logs help you track what changed or roll back mistakes.

Logs are saved in a folder inside the program’s folder and can be reviewed anytime.

⚙️ Tips for Safe Use

Always review the name preview before renaming.
Use the restore feature if needed.
Avoid renaming system or program files.
Keep backups of important files just in case.

📂 Supported Features for File Renaming

Rename many files at once.
Use numbers to create sequences.
Replace parts of file names easily.
Use file attributes like date or size in names.
See a preview before applying changes.
Undo changes with one click.

🔍 Troubleshooting

If the program won’t open, make sure your Windows is up to date.
If files do not rename, check that they are not open in another program.
For permission errors, run the program as Administrator.
Use the log files to see what changes were made.

📥 Download ANB-RenameBatch Again

Find the latest version and updates here:

📝 Contact and Support

If you face problems or want to learn more about commands, check the GitHub repository page. It has guides and community help.

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