We often download all kinds of files from Internet, such as audio, video, image, document and so on. Sometimes the name of these files we download is not the right one we want. Certainly we can rename these files but it is a very hard and trying job. Thank for Scarabe Software, the publisher of Siren, the powerful and easy to use file renaming tool. With Siren we can rename files in batch. If you have large numbers of files need to rename, Siren is the best choice of you absolutely.

Siren is a tool that allows us to rename files in (sub) directories based on an expression. It can use any information associated to a file, like the name, extension, dates, times, mp3 tag elements, selection number and others, as well as specified text parameters. Siren is one of the few renaming tools, that also support RAW image files, including the Canon CRW and CR2 formats and others. In addition, it offers case modifiers, substring extractions, character deletions and replacements. Not quiet as easy to use as others but very flexible.

The main features and functions of Siren include: Many different operations can be performed on character strings. A complete directory tree can be processed. Images can be viewed. For example, to change a file name to uppercase with the mp3 extension, the expression can be: %ub.mp3. Languages: English, French. Siren has for main goal the renaming of files. Its guiding principle is the use of expressions. An expression can contain text and information specific to each treated file. Each of these information is used through a "variable". A variable must be prefixed by a "%". They can be assembled into different groups. Do not be frightened by the quantity. Tools like the completion window or the right click on a value will enable you to avoid having to remember them all. By using the program we will see that there are many different ways of getting the same results simply. In case of mistake, do not worry, until we change of directory or we quit Siren, the renaming can be undone. Other features include: choosing the directory; choosing and ordering the columns; search/select with a file filter; sort; selection number; number formats; selections; directory monitoring; create DOS batch file of rename commands; open, delete; image visualization; splitter usage; system shortcuts to Siren; copy selected files list to the clipboard; file drag etc.

Overall, this is a very nice, easy to use and full-functions file renaming tool. The developer of this software wanted to ensure ease of use for the average home user with its simple, clean, great looking interface, but included features for even the most demanding, experienced users. It is an ideal solution for renaming file name.

In addition, Siren is free for us and it does not contain any adware or spyware and we can use it safely and undisturbed. It works with Win98/ME/2000/XP/2003/Vista and its current version is 2.00. What are you waiting for Download the free trial now and experience what powerful and effective it is at once! If you feel this utility is helpful indeed, introduce it to your friends please!

Siren is a tool, that allows you to rename files in (sub)directories based on an expression. It can use any information associated to a file, like the name, extension, dates, times, mp3 tag elements, selection number and others, as well as specified text parameters. Siren is one of the few renamimg tools, that also supports RAW image files, including the Canon CRW and CR2 formats and others. In addition, it offers case modifiers, substring extractions, character deletions and replacements. Not quiet as easy to use as others but very flexible.

The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this file renaming software.