This article will help you learn how to quickly rename multiple files or folders at once in Windows 11 and save time to organize your files.

Need to rename a bunch of files in Windows? File Explorer can help. But you’ll find more options with the PowerToys PowerRename tool or a third-party utility.

Right-click a blank spot in the file listing panel, click "New," click "Folder," then type in a name for the folder. This folder will serve as a container for the folders you will change ownership of.

Want to rename multiple file & folder names via the context menu? Install ContextReplace on Windows 11/10 to replace files or folder names at once.

In this guide, I'll outline how to rename one or many files in bulk using File Explorer, PowerShell, Command Prompt, and PowerToys on Windows 10.

Select the files you want to rename, right-click "Rename," go to "Custom Format" field and enter a file name, and type "1" in the "Start Numbers At" field.

It's easy to select multiple files on a Windows 10 computer from a folder or on your desktop. Here's how to do it.

In early versions of Mac OS, users looking for a way to quickly rename multiple files simultaneously (commonly referred to as batch renaming) had to use the command line or download and install a ...