File Name Cleaner

File Name Cleaner is a desktop automation tool for batch renaming files by removing unwanted phrases, cleaning filenames, and standardizing file naming structures.

It is designed for large folders, media libraries, and general file organization.

🧠 Example

Before:

Soul Asylum - Runaway Train (Official Video).mp4

Sinéad O'Connor - Nothing Compares 2 U (Official Music Video).mp4

After:

Soul Asylum - Runaway Train.mp4

Sinéad O'Connor - Nothing Compares 2 U.mp4

✨ FEATURES

✓ Folder browser

✓ Recursive subfolder scanning

✓ File type filtering

✓ Phrase removal system

✓ Remove empty brackets

✓ Remove all bracketed text (optional)

✓ Replace underscores with spaces

✓ Normalize multiple spaces

✓ Live scan progress tracking

✓ File preview before changes

✓ Click-to-exclude files from rename

✓ Batch rename system

✓ Undo last rename operation

✓ Collision-safe renaming (no overwrites)

✓ Auto-save settings

✓ Real-time status updates

🆕 NEW INTEGRATED SYSTEM

🔗 Reuclu.exe (Legacy Tool Integration)

The old standalone tool Reuclc.exe / Reuclu system has now been fully integrated into the Electron application.

✔ No separate program required

✔ All functionality moved into Electron IPC system

✔ Faster execution and safer file handling

✔ Unified interface (single application only)

The previous CLI/utility version is no longer needed.

📦 SUPPORTED FILE TYPES

Works with virtually all file types:

mp3, mp4, mkv, avi, mov

flac, wav

jpg, jpeg, png, gif

txt, pdf

docx, xlsx

and more...

⚙️ HOW TO USE

Select a folder

Enter phrases to remove (optional)

Configure cleanup options

Click Scan

Review preview table

Click Rename

Use Undo if needed

🛡️ SAFETY FEATURES

System folders are automatically skipped

Duplicate filenames are automatically resolved

No overwriting of existing files

Preview required before rename

Undo system restores last batch

💡 NOTES

Large folders may take time to scan

Only files requiring changes appear in preview

File types can be filtered or left empty for all files

Settings are saved automatically