Sometimes, in order to tidy up a large number of files, we will rename these files in batches. The easiest way is: Select All - Rename - OK! Then you will see that these files will be renamed in the form of "new name (serial number)", which can instantly make the chaotic folders neat and unified.

However, a new problem arises: although the new name comes with its own serial number, the brackets outside the serial number (such as img (1). jpg) are redundant in many cases. How can we quickly delete these brackets? Try this batch command

Quickly delete parentheses in batch renaming

1. Create a new text document in the folder where the batch renamed files are located. The name is optional, such as "Delete Brackets. txt"

2. Open it with Notepad or other editors, put in the following characters, and save

 @Echo Off&SetLocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION FOR %%a in (*) do ( set "name=%%a" set "name=! name: (=! " set "name=! name:)=! " ren "%%a" "! name! " ) exit

3. Modify the suffix of the document to. bat, such as "delete parenthesis. txt" to "delete parenthesis. bat" (the display file suffix needs to be set)

4. Double click the mouse to execute the bat batch command. Wait a moment to see that the brackets in the file name have been removed (the waiting time is related to the number of files)

Is it very convenient? This processing method is much more efficient than manual modification one by one.