

Métamorphose
Métamorphose is a batch renamer, a program to rename large sets of files and folders quickly and easily.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-2.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Windows
- Linux
- BSD
- Oracle Solaris
- OpenSolaris
Features
Métamorphose News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- POX updated Métamorphose
app-maker added Métamorphose as alternative to FilesDesk
renamer_ai added Métamorphose as alternative to Renamer.ai
LibroGadget added Métamorphose as alternative to RenameIQ Pro
martinknotek396 added Métamorphose as alternative to DataSmith2
POX added Métamorphose as alternative to Rename X Pro
Métamorphose information
What is Métamorphose?
Métamorphose is a batch renamer, a program to rename large sets of files and folders quickly and easily.
With its extensive feature set, flexibility and powerful interface, Métamorphose is a profesional's tool. A must-have for those that need to rename many files and/or folders on a regular basis.
In addition to general usage renaming, it is very useful for photo and music collections, webmasters, programmers, legal and clerical, etc.
Main Features :
Preview every item to be renamed before comiting changes. Add any number of operations in any order (v.2 only) Recursive renamer : load all files in directory and in subdirectories. Undo changes in case of mistakes. Regular expression support throughout. Rename music and image files by their metadata information. Full unicode support means any character from any language can be used. Use of all allowed characters under Windows and OSX, all except ':' in Linux.






Comments and Reviews
Metamorphose is a very powerful renaming utility. I must have gone through ten other renaming applications to test them before finding Metamorphose. I needed something that could rename files within subfolders of a parent directory, and this was the only one that worked!
The only problem that I have is that it freezes every now and again when dealing with too many files; which can be somewhat fixed by turning off the auto-preview, but I've had to restart it multiple times between renames.