MultiHasher, a file hash calculator, can be downloaded for free from the official website or Softpedia. MultiHasher helps avoiding one problem Void currently has (as of May 2026): file size for hash calculation is limited to 2 GiBs.
In order to apply Void way of file organizing using MultiHasher, you have to use the same batch script run.bat for two different purposes.
First, you need to get a list of hash sums of all files you need to organize. Drag-and-drop onto batch script either files separately or a directory containing them.
For that to work, you need to have these environment variables filled out in .env file:
MULTIHASHER_EXECUTABLE_PATH—full path to MultiHasher.exe executable file.HASH_ALGORITHM—type of hash algorithm to work with. As of MultiHasher 2.8.2, the following values are supported: crc32, md5, ripemd160, sha1, sha224, sha256, sha384, sha512, sha512-224, sha512-256.[!NOTE] Unfortunately, MultiHasher doesn’t provide command-line arguments for saving hash sums to a file. So you have to do it manually.
Once the hash calculation is complete, select
File → Save list.... Save as MultiHasher XML (.mhx). After that, you move on to the next batch script.
Once you have a hash sum file (XML-formatted .mhx), you drag-and-drop it onto batch script to finally rename and move files in the Void fashion. Script doesn’t do additional calculations since it’s assumed that MultiHasher already did heavy lifting.
If you don’t use VOID_OUTPUT_PATH environment variable, script puts all files (collected into directories named after file extensions) into a directory you run the script from.