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Rename multiple files in terminal

Cmd rename multiple files

# EXAMPLE: add "_zzz" to the name of each file found within the "G:\Deletable\" folder
for /d %F in ("G:\Deletable\*") do rename "%F" "%~nF_zzz%~xF"

# SYNTAX
# for <your-options> %F in ("<root-directory>\*") do rename "%F" "%~n#<your-text-to-add>%~xF"

Source: ss64.com

Rename multiple files in terminal

# Change all jpeg to jpg
for f in *.jpeg; do
    mv -- "$f" "${f%.jpeg}.jpg"
done

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