Summary: This is an introduction to the Change Folder Icon extension of iBoysoft MagicMenu (a right-click enhancer for macOS). Follow this guide to learn how to right-click to change folder icons on your Mac.
The default blue-colored and invariable folder icon makes it hard to find your often-used ones on your Mac.
The Change Folder Icon extension in iBoysoft MagicMenu (a multi-functional right-click enhancer for Mac) allows you to right-click to change the icon and color of a folder, enabling you to distinguish accumulated folders on your desktop and Finder quickly.
With this iBoysoft Change Folder Icon extension, you can add SF symbols, emoji, text, and any desired image onto a folder icon. With it, you won't need to change a folder icon and color via the complicated setup and a lot of time spent.
This feature also supports you in restoring to the default icon at any time with a right-click.
How to change folder icon and color on a Mac with the iBoysoft MagicMenu extension
Once you've enabled iBoysoft Change Folder Icon in your right-click menu, you can right-click any folder in Finder or on your desktop to change its icon and color quickly.
Here are the steps:
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FAQs about the iBoysoft Change Folder Icon extension
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You need to make your desired image a PNG one first, in other words, make it with a transparent background.
Then, install iBoysoft MagicMenu on your Mac, go to Extension on the app's main UI, and click the download button next to Change Folder Icon to add it to your right-click menu.
After that, right-click the folder and click Change Folder Icon, click the + (add) button in the Icon section, choose Select image, and upload your PNG image to add it.
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Yes, you can use the Change Folder Icon extension of iBoysoft MagicMenu to change the folder icon and color on your Mac.
Simply download, install, and open iBoysoft MagicMenu on your Mac. Click Extension > the download button next to Change Folder Icon, right-click the folder, and click Change Folder Icon to change folder icons and colors.
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