Resource Tuner Console empowers you to modify resource types within your compiled 64-bit EXE, DLL, and RES files in seconds. You can quickly update version numbers, replace icons and images, and edit strings across numerous files directly from a batch script.
If you’ve ever opened an EXE or DLL just to change an icon, tweak version info, or replace strings, you know how tedious it gets — especially when you have to do it across multiple builds.
Resource Tuner Console automates all of that. It’s a command-line tool that batch-edits Windows executables using scripts. You can update version data, replace icons, inject manifests, or localize resources in one go — no need to recompile anything.
It uses VBScript under the hood (via Windows Script Host), and comes with lots of sample scripts you can run right away. Even better — you can ask ChatGPT to generate your own scripts for complex tasks, without knowing much VBScript yourself.
What’s more, VBScript gives you full control over file operations. You can combine multiple steps into a single script — for example, batch process all EXEs and DLLs in a directory, generate dated output folders when processing multiple builds across different days, or automatically restore original timestamps (CreationTime, LastAccess, and LastWrite) after modifying files. Instead of doing these steps manually or juggling multiple tools, VBScript lets you wrap them into a single, reusable automation flow.
Designed for Windows developers who care about control, automation, and precision.
