🏷📃 Meta2Name

1. Automate Community
2. Media & Video

An application for renaming files using meta tags.

Usage:

Step 1. Select a file (image, music, video, etc.) on first screen.

Step 2. Reads the meta tags of the selected file. Using these tags, 5 pre-designed naming templates are presented. The first three are more suitable for music and video (shown like this 3️⃣🎵), and the last two for images (shown like this5️⃣🏞). The 6th option is a naming option that doesn't rely on meta tags (shown like this 6️⃣✏️). The lines following the 6 action line are meta tags containing information about the file. These include information such as title, album, date, artist, track number, etc.

Step 3. The selected name from these 6 options is shown again for a final edit and confirmation.

Step 4. The file is renamed with the confirmed name. Then the folder containing that file is shown again. From here, the first step is repeated. Renaming can be done repeatedly.

Features:

- Last used folder remembered.
Successful renaming operations are written to a log file. Even if you close the application, this file will be read on the next startup, redirecting you to the last used folder.

- By adding "Folder name/" to the beginning of the text in the confirmation stage (step 3), that file can be moved to a subfolder. You can even create several levels of subfolders, such as "sub1/sub2/sub3/". Similarly, adding "../" can move it to a parent folder.

- Cancel buttons generally return to the folder browsing stage. Clicking them in the folder browsing stage will ask for your confirmation to exit the application.

- Don't be afraid of misnaming. Since meta tags are not changed, they can be used for repeated renaming.


On step 2:
- 🔍🎵: Indicates that the selected file is an audio file. It suggests that the naming conventions in options 1️⃣🎵, 2️⃣🎵, 3️⃣🎵 are recommended.

🔍🏞: Indicates that the selected file is an image file. It suggests that the naming conventions in options 4️⃣🏞, 5️⃣🏞 are recommended.

🔍 : Indicates that clicking on that line will open the file with the default application.