Uploaded February 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago

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::It didn't allow me to use greaterthan and lessthan symbols, so for the description, i changed this to 3 dots ...


@echo off
Title File Renamer v1.00

::'-/ OldFile1, is for the original filename. -/'::
::'/- NewFile1, is for the new filename. -/'::

set OldFile1=krfsd349857d.txt
set NewFile1=Daily Log.txt

set OldFile2=3794857349587.PDF
set NewFile2=Item List.PDF

set OldFile3=n98327xgv087.jpg
set NewFile3=Shipping Label.jpg


cls
echo First Phrase ----- Ex: "Smith Res"
echo.
set /p jname="..."


:CHANGENUM
cls
echo Second Phrase. ----- Ex: "12345"
echo.
set /p jnum="..."


:SECONDTRY
cls

echo.
echo _____%jname%____
echo.
echo _____%jnum%____
echo.
echo.


:TryAgain
echo Is this correct?
echo.
echo - Y = Yes
echo - 1 = Change second phrase
echo - 0 = Change first phrase
echo.


CHOICE /C:Y10
IF ERRORLEVEL==3 GOTO CHANGENAME
IF ERRORLEVEL==2 GOTO CHANGENUM
IF ERRORLEVEL==1 GOTO Yy
GOTO TryAgain



:: You have chosen to rename the files. Below is the renaming code.
:Yy
ECHO You have pressed "Y". Renaming files.
set jnum=%jnum% -
set jname=%jname% -

set JobInfo=%jname% %jnum%

REN "%OldFile1%" "%JobInfo% %NewFile1%"
REN "%OldFile2%" "%JobInfo% %NewFile2%"
REN "%OldFile3%" "%JobInfo% %NewFile3%"
GOTO end


:: Because of how the order of operations is, the code to only change the name, is put here.

:CHANGENAME
cls
echo job NAME ----- Ex: "Smith Res"
echo.
set /p jname="..."
GOTO SECONDTRY


:end
PAUSE