FileBot

FileBot is a super handy graphical application that makes it super easy to rename your favorite TV shows, movies, or anime. Whether you're a binge-watcher or just love organizing your media collection, this app has got you covered! Plus, it includes a cool subtitle downloader and works on all the major operating systems out there.

Key Features of FileBot

This app comes packed with features that make it really user-friendly. It has a simple interface that's perfect for dragging and dropping your files. You can rename tons of media files in just seconds! FileBot even fetches episode, movie, and music lists from sites like AniDB, TheTVDB, and MusicBrainz. And if you need subtitles? No problem! You can download and upload them directly from OpenSubtitles.

Subtitle Matching Made Easy

FileBot helps you find the right subtitles from the OpenSubtitles website without any hassle. It also lets you generate and verify MD5, SHA1, and SFV files. Best part? This software is open source and totally free to use! You can grab it from Softpedia.

User-Friendly Interface Across Platforms

The graphical interface looks the same no matter what OS you're using. With just a few clicks, you can easily rename one file or many at once. The app features tabs to help you navigate effortlessly between different sections like List, Rename, Analyze, Episodes, Subtitles, and SFV.

Cross-Platform Compatibility

Written entirely in Groovy and Java with Java Swing for its graphics means FileBot works across all platforms—GNU/Linux distributions as well as Mac OS X and Windows. Users can download pre-built binary packages for Ubuntu or Debian systems supporting both 32-bit and 64-bit hardware. If you're on another GNU/Linux platform? No worries! You can compile from sources or use packages from your software repositories.

Acknowledged by SourceForge

Back in May 2013, FileBot was honored with the “Project of the Month” award from SourceForge—a big deal in the software world!