Added support for folder action scripts, which allows designated folders to be monitored by a folder action script that will automatically launch Transnomino to rename the files in that folder when files are added.More details on this will be made available on the website Added automation support, making Transnomino controllable from Apple Script.Added new rename action: Select, which can be used to make a sub-selection of loaded files to be used in the rename actions after that.New name added: Trim, which can be used to trim a number of characters from the beginning or end of file names.Prefix / suffix and setting of file names.activate the first word in the file name.Case changes, such as uppercase and lowercase letters.Easy to find / replace (with wildcard support).
And if the EXIF GPS Longitude and Latitude is available, it will even be able to use this information to look up address information. Transnomino supports insertion of file attributes from files such as: EXIF, ID3, FLAC. The files in the list can be dragged and dropped to change the order.Īny modification of actions can be applied to the name, path or extension of the files It is possible to specify the exact number of digits to better sort the files by file name. Numbering can be added to the beginning or end of the file name. Renaming sequences can be saved as a recipe to be used again later. Any number of these actions can be placed in order, and you can preview the results directly as you create them. Since Transnomino allows you to save the configurations for later use, using it to handle your file renaming needs can and will most definitely save you a lot of time.Transnomino offers a set of new names for actions, ranging from simple text replacements to more complex replacements using regular expressions (regex). To sum up, Transnomino offers you the possibility to create file renaming patterns that include multiple methods and gives you the opportunity to preview and apply them to a group of files at the same time. Batch renaming utility that eliminates repetitive actions More complex renaming patterns can be handled via a Regular Expressions configuration panel, and you get to save all the adjustments to a recipe file to be used at a later time on a new batch of files.
You can add numbering prefixes or suffixes, and even provide the number of digits that are to be used and the separator symbol. It also allows you to make all cases in a file name all uppercase or all lowercase, and to capitalize each word or only the first word in the name. Transnomino provides support for multiple types of renaming modes: you can find and replace certain keywords, adjust the case style, include numbering patterns, add prefixes or suffixes, include a set text, or employ Regular Expressions. Apply consecutive adjustment patterns to file names and preview the results Note that you get to rearrange items in the list with drag and drop (proves useful if you plan to integrate a numbering pattern in the filename). The Command + Delete hotkey will remove the most recently added renaming pattern, and you can simply use the Backspace key to remove any entry from the list. Worth mentioning is that Transnomino works both with files and folders: when you point out a directory, the app automatically scans it and loads all detected files. Easy to configure batch renaming tool that can work with any file Note that if you select the New option in the same menu, you will start a new renaming recipe (you can have only one open at a time). The application comes with drag and drop support when importing, or you can choose to go only through the Finder: select the Open option in the File menu. Transnomino is a user-friendly file renaming utility that is capable of handling multiple files at the same time and provides support for applying consecutive adjustment patterns.
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