How to Copy Multiple Image Filenames Within a Folder

How to Copy Multiple Image Filenames Within a Folder How to Copy Multiple Image Filenames Within a Folder

1. Hold "Shift" key and right-click the folder. Select "Copy as path" to copy the folder's path.

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2. Open Command Prompt. Type "cd" and paste the folder's path: "U:\Backups\TestFiles\copymultipleimages".

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3. In Command Prompt, type "dir /b > filename.txt" to create a text file with filenames. A file named "filenames.txt" is created inside the folder containing all filenames.

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4. Open the text document, then copy & paste the file list into your Excel document.

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