Bash script to find files from one directory, rename them with a PNG extension and move them to another directory

find_and_move.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Move a Source set of files to a Destination folder with a ".png" extension.
# Note that by default this script looks for any file with a name ending in "_IMAGE" but you can change this as you see fit.
# It also limits the depth to 1, so it doesn't search subfolders.
# The original purpose of this script was to move artwork loaded into an SFTP area by a client and place it somewhere else for automated processing, keeping their SFTP jail clear from old files.

# One Liner for Crontab
#cd /path/to/source; find . -name '*_IMAGE' -maxdepth 1 -exec mv '{}' /path/to/destination/'{}'.png \; ; 

# We move to the source directory of the files, so during the find there's less work to to extracting the file name from the path in the mv command.
cd /path/to/source

# We're specifically looking for "_IMAGE" files in this directory only and moving them to a destination with an extension.
find . -name '*_IMAGE' -maxdepth 1 -exec mv '{}' /path/to/destination/'{}'.png \; ;