How to batch organize and categorize multiple files using the first Chinese character in the filename


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SummaryWhen processing various personal data archiving in a folder, there will be a large number of files with different names that need to be categorized in the same folder based on the surname represented by the first Chinese character in the filename, making it easier to search and manage. If the number and format of the personal files are too mixed, moving them one by one into designated folders starting with the surname significantly reduces operational efficiency. Below is an introduction on how to batch categorize files based on the first Chinese character in the filename.


1、Usage Scenarios

Categorize the files according to the first Chinese character in the filename and store them in newly created folders named after the first Chinese character.

For example: Zhang San PPT.pptx, Li Si PPT.pptx, Wang Wu PPT.pptx

After categorizing the three files with different first Chinese characters, they will be saved in newly created folders named Zhang, Li, and Wang respectively.

2、Preview

Before Processing:

After Processing:

3、Operation Steps

Open the 【HeSoft Doc Batch Tool】, and select 【File Organization】 - 【Categorize Files by Filename】.

【Add Files】 to add a single or multiple files that need to be categorized by the first Chinese character in the filename.

【Import Files from Folder】 to import a folder containing a large number of files that need to be categorized by the first Chinese character in the filename.

You can also drag files directly into the area below. Then click Next.

【Categorization Method】 select to categorize by the first Chinese character.

Wait for the processing to complete, then click on the save location to view the categorized folders.


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