Collect all files from nested subdirectories into a single flat output folder. CLI/desktop only.
This recipe requires system tools that can't run in a browser. Install the CLI to run it locally.
Install
bntocargo install bntoRun
bnto run flatten-folders <url>Files never leave your device. The Rust engine compiles to WebAssembly and runs entirely in your browser tab.
Open the page, drop your files, download results. No account, no email, no credit card.
No daily caps, no watermarks, no quality limits. The engine runs on your hardware, so it costs nothing to operate.
The entire engine, CLI, and web app are MIT licensed. Inspect the code, verify the operations, or contribute.
Define rename patterns once and apply them to every file in the batch. Add prefixes, suffixes, sequential numbers, or date stamps without manual editing.
See the before-and-after file names before committing. Catch mistakes early and adjust your pattern until every name looks right.
Rename 10 files or 10,000. The engine processes them all in a single pass. No per-file fees, no upload queues, no waiting.
Every feature is designed around how people actually work: batch processing, format flexibility, and zero configuration. Drop your files and go.
