How to Copy Names of All Files In a Folder on Windows

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In this video, you will learn to copy names of the selected files in a folder. I will show you 3 different ways to copy file names only, using File Explorer, Command Prompt, or PowerShell and using a web browser.

Video Content:
How to copy names of all files in a folder.
Copy the path of the selected files in a folder.
Copy Files name, size, and date in tabular form to use in Microsoft Excel.

[TwistedRealm]

Omg! I forgot that you could do this with a browser, had 2000 image names to capture from a folder, thank you !!

[marka]

Thank you! Very simple and straightforward, and very useful! I especially like being able to drop into an Excel sheet. I have a bunch of music and effects files I was given that I need to sort and that will be very useful.

[mike_nba]

this came up first on my google search! Straight to the point and helpful, thank you very much !

[swift]

Thanks a million! Working on a remote desktop with many features restricted by the company. No trick worked except for your 3rd one when copying to browser. You saved me hours of work🥳

[sternosaur]

Thank you, this was exactly what I needed!

[iansob]

Thank you for being the only helpful video or google search on this, you made it so easy!

[MarianCorduban-dszg]

I don't know why you have only 5 likes. This video is very useful. 👍

[wezkfgf]

Yeah, same thing here. This was extremely useful. Thanks!

[marka]

Question: is there a way to export other useful columns, like genre or length? As it is, in the 3rd method, it only exports name, size, and last modified.

[mauriceparadiso]

windows 11 slightly different but thank you.

[hmm]

yea but how can i paste those names to a group of files in one go