Multi-File Replace
The full power version: apply a whole list of find-and-replace rules across every uploaded file at once, with a detailed per-file breakdown.
How to use Multi-File Replace
- Start by providing the required input: Drop text files.
- Set the inputs and options shown here: Rules (one per line: find = replace).
- Run the tool with Apply to All Files.
- Review the results, then choose an output control: Download Updated Files.
The full combination: many rules, many files
The most complete version of batch text replacement — a whole list of find-and-replace rules, applied consistently across every file in a batch, with a per-file breakdown of how many replacements each rule made. Built for situations where a single simple rule on a single file isn't enough.
Keeping a batch cleanup consistent across files
Defining every rule once and running it against the whole batch guarantees consistency that applying rules file-by-file can't — there's no risk of forgetting a rule on the twelfth file in a batch of fifteen.
What's the difference from Multi-File Find & Replace?
That tool applies exactly one rule across many files; this applies a full list of rules across many files in a single pass.
Can different files need different rules?
No — the same rule list applies to every file in the batch; for genuinely different rules per file, process them in separate batches.
Just need one simple rule?
Multi-File Find & Replace is the lighter, simpler tool for that specific case.