AsciiRename is a small command-line tool for renaming files with Unicode filenames into transliterated ASCII equivalents.
It was made primarily to assist with managing media files destined for devices with no/limited support for Unicode filenames.
AsciiRename relies on AnyAscii to perform the transliteration and libpu8 to build cross-platform on both Windows and Linux systems.
The Windows release provides self-contained x86/x64 binaries which run on Windows.
- Download the latest Windows zip file from https://github.com/jonthysell/AsciiRename/releases/latest
- Extract the zip file
Note: If you're unsure which version to download, try x64. Most modern PCs are 64-bit.
The MacOS release provides self-contained x64 binaries which run on OSX.
- Download the latest MacOS tar.gz file from https://github.com/jonthysell/AsciiRename/releases/latest
- Extract the tar.gz file
The Linux release provides self-contained x64 binaries which run on many Linux distributions.
- Download the latest Linux tar.gz file from https://github.com/jonthysell/AsciiRename/releases/latest
- Extract the tar.gz file
Usage: ascii-rename [options...] [paths...]
-h, --help Show this help and exit
-n, --no-op Show what would happen but don't actually rename path(s)
-o, --overwrite Overwrite existing paths(s)
-r, --recursive Rename files and subdirectories recursively
-v, --verbose Make the output more verbose
-V, --version Show version number and exit
This project requires CMake >= 3.16 and a standard C++ build environment.
Open VS Command Prompt, then run one of the following:
- Build Debug:
.\scripts\build-debug.cmd - Build Release:
.\scripts\build-release.cmd
- Build Debug:
./scripts/build-debug.sh - Build Release:
./scripts/build-release.sh
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
cmake --build .
AsciiRename is open-source under the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2022 Jon Thysell
AnyAscii Copyright (c) 2020-2022, Hunter WB <hunterwb.com>
libpu8 Copyright (c) 2019, jofeu