A.F.5 Rename your files

A.F.5 allows you to easily rename many files at the same time. Drag and drop your files from Microsoft Windows Explorer to the window of A.F.5, build new filenames and click Rename.
Here are some examples of what you can do with A.F.5:
ï¿­ Add a prefix or suffix to your filenames
ï¿­ Replace a string in your filenames
ï¿­ Cut characters from your filenames
ï¿­ Change the extension of your files
ï¿­ Convert your filenames to uppercase, lowercase, first letter uppercase, ...
ï¿­ Add a counter to your filenames (file01.dat, file02.dat, file03.dat, ...)
ï¿­ Add a file attribute (creation date, file size, ...) to your filenames
ï¿­ Import new filenames from a text file
A.F.5 comes with a comprehensive online help and many examples that explain how to use the rename functions.
While building new filenames, the program always gives a preview of the filenames that you will get. But the files are not renamed until you click the Rename button.
Here are some key features of "A F 5 Rename your files":
ï¿­ Insert any strings
ï¿­ Extract substrings
ï¿­ Replace strings
ï¿­ Insert counters (numerical and/or alphabetical)
ï¿­ Insert file attributes (size, creation date, ...)
ï¿­ Convert to uppercase, lowercase, ...
ï¿­ Import filenames
ï¿­ You can undo the last rename action
ï¿­ Create batch files for DOS with RENAME commands
ï¿­ Keep a log of all your rename actions
ï¿­ Assign a default value to every rename function
ï¿­ Save your favorite rename settings
ï¿­ Import filenames from a text file
ï¿­ You can save an unlimited number of rename settings
ï¿­ You can use command line parameters to start A.F.5 with files from specified directories
ï¿­ A.F.5 was completely re-designed to improve its performance when working with a large number of files