Ant Renamer2.13.0

Rename batches of files and folders by applying a set of rules instead of editing each name individually. Ant Renamer is designed for tasks such as standardizing document names, correcting repeated naming patterns, or changing many directory entries at once. It preserves Unicode names, so files and folders using non-ASCII characters can be handled alongside ordinary names.

You choose the items to process, define the renaming settings, and let the program apply those rules across the selected collection. Its scope is deliberately focused on bulk renaming rather than broader file management, making it useful for people organizing archives, photographs, project materials, or downloaded files. The program comes from Ant Software and is distributed as open-source software.

The current release is Ant Renamer 2.13.0 for Windows, with x86 architecture support, and it runs on Windows 10 or later and Windows Server 2016 or later. It is an old project that began in 2003; development continues to keep it running, but its older tools do not use newer Windows features. Morfredus has separately rewritten Ant Renamer in C++ and Qt to provide better support for Windows 10, Windows 11, and Linux, while the release described here remains the Windows edition.