Obsidian plugins with #bulk-rename#

The Bulk Tag Manager plugin gives you a central dashboard for cleaning up and reshaping tags across an entire vault. It can rename, merge, nest and delete tags in frontmatter and note body text, including child tags and it handles batch changes through tables or CSV input. The dashboard surfaces tag statistics, invalid YAML warnings, format checks and scope filters so large edits stay visible before you commit them. It also converts tag casing, separator style and list formats, cleans frontmatter quoting and records destructive actions in a history system with undo support. Extra tools cover hierarchy browsing, orphan detection, tag list generation, protected tags, automatic tag aliases and context menu actions for search, tag pages and random note access.

The Bulk Rename plugin streamlines the process of renaming or relocating multiple files within an Obsidian vault while automatically updating all references to those files. Users can perform renaming actions based on folder location, tags, or regular expressions, ensuring that file organization is both flexible and efficient. The plugin supports advanced customization options, such as specifying replacement symbols and using regular expression patterns with various flags. Its preview feature allows users to verify changes before applying them, reducing errors and saving time.