Modifying File Names - Single File/Batch Rename

Single File

After entering the file source, long-press the individual folder/file and click on "Rename". A rename popup will appear. Enter the new name and click "Save". The folder/file will then be renamed with the new name.

Batch Rename

After entering the file source, click on the three dots in the upper right corner of the file source, then click on "Edit". Next, click on the three dots in the lower right corner to enable multiple selection of files/folders for renaming.

Batch Renaming of Previously Selected Folders/Files

Add Text:

This refers to the renaming method where new text is added to the original file name.
If the input is placed before the name, the content will be displayed before the original name.
If the input is placed after the name, the content will be displayed after the original name.
For example: Adding "123" before the name will result in all file names being prefixed with "123".

Replace Text

This refers to the renaming method where certain text in the original file name is replaced with new text.

Enter the text "A" to be replaced with in the "Search" input box, and enter the replacement text "B" in the "Replace with" input box. The text "A" in the file names will all be replaced with text "B".

For example, if you input "Doctor" in the search box and "123" in the replace with box, after renaming, all occurrences of "Doctor" in the file names will be replaced with "123".

Formatting

Formatting refers to the renaming method where a numerical index is added uniformly to the original file names.
Custom Format: This allows for the reconfiguration of the file names.
Starting Index: The index number can represent the season or episode number of a TV show.
After/Before Name: The index number can be added after or before the custom format. After renaming, the file names will become "{custom format}{index number}" or "{index number}{custom format}".
For example, if the custom format is set as "Test" and you choose to place the index number after the name, the file will be renamed as "Test01". If placed before, it will be "01Test".
Fixed Length: Specifies the number of digits for displaying the index number.
For example, for an index number of "1", if the fixed length is set to 1, it will be displayed as "1". If the fixed length is 2, it will be displayed as "01". If the fixed length is 3, it will be displayed as "001".
As shown in the example below, if the custom format is set as "Fast and Furious S01E" and the index is placed after the name, and the starting index is set as "5" with a length of 2 digits ("5" displayed as "05"), the selected files will be renamed as "Fast and Furious S01E05" and "Fast and Furious S01E06".

Regular expressions

Advanced replacement functionality refers to the method of using regular expressions to replace certain text with new text
Enter the text you want to replace in the regular expression box, for example, "\d{3}", which represents any three digits. In the replacement input box, enter the text B you want to replace with. Any three digits in the original file will be replaced with the text B
Note: Please search for how to use regular expressions.