Apple's latest macOS Tahoe 26 beta finally fixed the awful design of the Finder icon, but it's still not perfect.

One way to do this is by changing the icon or color of your files and folders. But doing so can be quite confusing, no matter ...

Customizing the icons of your folders on macOS is surprisingly easy, and it's a great way to make it easier to find a particular folder at a glance. Here's how to do it, step by step.

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Click the red traffic light to close the Info panel, and you're done. If you want to revert a file or folder to its default icon, open its Get Info panel again, click the icon in the panel to ...

Click the blue folder icon in the top left, and then type Command + V. And voilà! You’re done, and your fun new cat or smiley face emoji should now be where the plain blue folder once was.

Now select a folder in the Finder and press the Space Bar, and revel in the icon previews. Click the image below for a brief movie of what this looks like in action. An enhanced Quick Look folder ...

While changing the icon to a different is as simple as selecting the image you want, changing a folder's color is a little bit more involved. Here's how to do it: ...

Now select a folder in the Finder and press the Space Bar, and revel in the icon previews. If you tire of this eye candy in the future, open Terminal again, paste in this command, and press Return: ...