Using
Batch (BAT) Command
The First method for creating
multiple folders requires using the Batch (BAT) file. First you create a root
folder in which you want your other folders to appear. Once done, create a text
file in root folder and enter the md command in following way.
md <folder
name>/<sub-folder name>
For example,
md Music
md Videos
md Pictures
md Documents
md C:\User\Test\Desktop\AddictiveTips\Documents\Home
md Videos
md Pictures
md Documents
md C:\User\Test\Desktop\AddictiveTips\Documents\Home
If you want to create sub-folder, enter the full path of parent folder followed by required sub-folder name. When done, change the file extension to BAT. For instance, dir.txt to dir.bat.
Now, just run the batch file to
create the folders and sub-folders.
Using Text 2 Folders Application
With free program Text2Folders, however, the process can be
significantly automated, requiring the user either type in the names of the
folders (and/or sub folders) that are needed, or import a text file that
contains the desired folder names, and the program will do the rest.
The above figure will create Folder
1, Folder 2, Parent these 3 folders and another subfolder
under Parent named Child in F:\From Drive E\Education path.
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