Copy Multiple Files from Subfolders to Single Folder

for /r %d in (*.jpg) do copy "%d" "d:\Completed Color Files"

This works, but it is so 1990's.  This works just as good a GUI format

1 - Go to the common parent of all your pictures.  D:\Work Files\Colors\Finished\ .

2 - Type an asterisk into the Search box at the top-right. All files and folders under your current position will be listed.

3 - Sort by name, which will group all the folders together, and then all the files together as well (in a flat view, regardless of what folder they are really in).

4 - Select all the files, press "ctrl" and drag them into the folder  you really want them to be stored in D:\Completed Color Files.    

5.  Do not press the "ctrl" key while dragging the files if you want to move them, not copy them.

Have fun.

Hi everyone, I am looking for a way that I can copy all my jpg files from SubFolders into a Single Folder, without having to actually go into each SubFolder and perform a Drag and Drop.

Each Subfolder is in the same Directory Tree (for example):

d:\Work Files\Colors\Finished\1

...

d:\Work Files\Colors\Finished\1200

In each SubFolder there are three jpg's that I want to copy.  I want all the jpg's in every subfolder to go to a single folder:

d:\Completed Color Files

I've been trying to use the for /r %d in (.) do copy %d*.jpg d:\Completed Color Files

The copy command fails because the %d (Current Path) has a . at the end of it.  Can anyone help me here, I really don't want to have to do all these by drag and drop.

Bob

Hi..

step:1 Go through your Directory for (i.e. the sub folders contain only the three JPEGs)

Setp:2   search the mentioned extension(i.e).jpg

Thanks Steve, that works for what I needed to have happen.

Bob