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> Only files may be deleted. Folders may not be deleted, even if they are empty.
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## Use Peek from the command line
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Peek can also be launched from the command line to preview a file. Run: `PowerToys.Peek.UI.exe <filepath>`.
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> The per-user executable is located in `%LOCALAPPDATA%\PowerToys\WinUI3Apps` by default, while the machine-wide executable is located in `C:\Program Files\PowerToys\WinUI3Apps`.
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## Settings
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From the settings page, the following options can be configured:
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## Replace using photo metadata (EXIF or XMP)
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When renaming photos, EXIF or XMP metadata can be used in the *Replace with* field. After selecting the EXIF/MDF option in the combobox, the variable patterns shown in the table below become available. The tooltip provides access to all supported patterns for quick insertion.
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| Variable pattern | Explanation |
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| :--- | :--- |
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|`$CAMERA_MAKE`| Camera manufacturer name |
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|`$CAMERA_MODEL`| Camera model name |
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|`$LENS`| Lens model name |
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|`$ISO`| ISO sensitivity value |
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|`$APERTURE`| F-number aperture value |
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|`$SHUTTER`| Shutter speed value |
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|`$FOCAL`| Focal length in millimeters |
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|`$FLASH`| Flash status (On/Off) |
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|`$WIDTH`| Image width in pixels |
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|`$HEIGHT`| Image height in pixels |
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|`$AUTHOR`| Image author/artist |
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|`$COPYRIGHT`| Copyright information |
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|`$LATITUDE`| GPS latitude coordinate |
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|`$LONGITUDE`| GPS longitude coordinate |
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|`$ALTITUDE`| GPS altitude in meters |
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|`$DATE_TAKEN_YYYY`| Year photo was taken (4 digits) |
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|`$DATE_TAKEN_YY`| Year photo was taken (2 digits) |
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|`$DATE_TAKEN_MM`| Month photo was taken (01–12) |
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|`$DATE_TAKEN_DD`| Day photo was taken (01–31) |
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|`$DATE_TAKEN_HH`| Hour photo was taken (00–23) |
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|`$DATE_TAKEN_mm`| Minute photo was taken (00–59) |
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|`$DATE_TAKEN_SS`| Second photo was taken (00–59) |
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|`$EXPOSURE_BIAS`| Exposure compensation value |
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|`$ORIENTATION`| Image orientation |
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|`$COLOR_SPACE`| Color space information |
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|`$ALTITUDE`| GPS altitude in meters |
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## Regular expressions
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For most use cases, a simple search and replace is sufficient. However, there may be occasions in which complicated renaming tasks require more control. [Regular Expressions](https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression) can help in this scenario.
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