PyRenamer, file renamer

Sometimes to collect videos, images of a certain event, etc. we have to rename a large number of files.

This task can be very tedious to do if we change the names one by one, wasting an amount of time that we can take advantage of for other activities.


With PyRenamer we avoid all this. PyRenamer is an application written in Python that allows us to massively rename our files.

This application has several options as we can see in the image, with a file explorer that reminds us of Dolphin.

To install it on Debian, the following terminal line is enough:

sudo apt-get -y install pyrenamer

Those who use other distros will surely find it in the official repositories.


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  1.   Let's use Linux said

    OKAY. Good date…

  2.   Makova said

    Hey.
    To install on Debian you don't need "sudo". Maybe "aptitude" is another good option.
    I have been using Debian Sid-experimental for a long time.
    Greetings and thanks for sharing…

  3.   Carlos said

    Well ... I also use debian and if I need sudo. In my case it is necessary administrator permission to install.

  4.   Courage said

    In Debian by default sudo is not activated but it can be activated, that's why I have put it. The same in Arch I have sudo installed but it is not necessary