Voilà! The 13 pictures have been distributed into 11 folders.Īnother popular use case would probably be to automatically move photos to folders based on each file’s embedded Exif date taken. Now we want to group the pictures by their dimensions using the pattern \*:įinally press OK to make it happen. You can use the Flatten Folder command (right-click the folder in the folder tree) to get back to the original state. Let’s do it again with different criteria. Technically, Batch Move is a Move on Batch Rename. Note that the status bar says "13 items renamed". Voilà! Three folders have been generated and the have been moved into them. Have a look at the preview to get an idea of what’s going to happen.įinally press OK to make it happen. Done! All necessary folders are automatically created and the files are moved into them according to their modified year.Ī bunch of pictures from different years. Easy: Select the files, press F2 to open Batch Rename, enter \* as pattern (the pattern denotes the 4-digit modified year note the backward slash: it makes the target names have a path different from the source names, hence files will be moved), and click OK. OK, say we have a bunch of pictures and want to move them into folders by the year they have been last modified. First, ensure this option is ticked: Configuration | Sort and Rename | Rename | Allow move on rename.
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