Bulk Rename Utility is a free file renaming program for Windows. It renames multiple files and folders according to flexible criteria, such as adding text, replacing numbers, converting case and adding auto-numbers, with a detailed preview before renaming. It is free of charge for personal, private use at home; business or commercial use requires a commercial license.
Ant Renamer is a free program for renaming large numbers of files and folders using specified settings, and it supports Unicode names. It offers operations such as replacing character strings, inserting or moving characters, deleting characters, enumeration, case changes, regular expressions and name creation from EXIF or MP3 tag information. The page notes it is an old project started in 2003, still maintained but based on old tools.
KRename is a batch file renamer for KDE that renames a list of files based on a set of expressions. It can also copy or move the files to another directory, and it supports many conversion operations.
Fluent Search is a keyboard-driven search and productivity tool for Windows. It launches apps, finds files through indexing, searches browser history and bookmarks, runs commands, searches the web, switches windows, and performs calculations from one interface. Search tags narrow results, and plugins extend it. Builds are offered for Windows x64 and ARM64.
AstroGrep is a Microsoft Windows GUI file searching utility based on grep. Its features include regular expressions, recursive directory searching, concurrent multiple file types, a context feature that selects lines above and below the search expression, and exporting and printing options. It also stores recently used file names, file types and search expressions.
FileInfo.com is a searchable database of over 10,000 file extensions with information about the associated file types. It allows users to look up unknown file types and find programs that open the files.
AnyTXT Searcher is a desktop full-text search application that extracts text from documents and indexes it for searching. It supports formats including plain text, Word, Excel, PDF, and images via offline OCR, and runs on Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
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Ant Renamer is a free program for renaming large numbers of files and folders using specified settings, and it supports Unicode names. It offers operations such as replacing character strings, inserting or moving characters, deleting characters, enumeration, case changes, regular expressions and name creation from EXIF or MP3 tag information. The page notes it is an old project started in 2003, still maintained but based on old tools.
KRename is a batch file renamer for KDE that renames a list of files based on a set of expressions. It can also copy or move the files to another directory, and it supports many conversion operations.
Fluent Search is a keyboard-driven search and productivity tool for Windows. It launches apps, finds files through indexing, searches browser history and bookmarks, runs commands, searches the web, switches windows, and performs calculations from one interface. Search tags narrow results, and plugins extend it. Builds are offered for Windows x64 and ARM64.
AstroGrep is a Microsoft Windows GUI file searching utility based on grep. Its features include regular expressions, recursive directory searching, concurrent multiple file types, a context feature that selects lines above and below the search expression, and exporting and printing options. It also stores recently used file names, file types and search expressions.
FileInfo.com is a searchable database of over 10,000 file extensions with information about the associated file types. It allows users to look up unknown file types and find programs that open the files.
AnyTXT Searcher is a desktop full-text search application that extracts text from documents and indexes it for searching. It supports formats including plain text, Word, Excel, PDF, and images via offline OCR, and runs on Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
