Yep, those functional but boring blue folders that help keep you organized. In a few easy steps, you can customize your desktop folder icons to fit an aesthetic or just brighten up your device ...

Find the app, folder, or file on your desktop that you want to change the icon for. Right-click it, and then select Get Info. A window will appear filled with all sorts of information about that file.

How to turn your desktop folder icons into emoji First, you may need to create a new folder if you’re not using an existing one. To do that, right-click on your homepage and click on New folder.

You can also delete the text under the folder and replace it with a blank space to show only emoji on your desktop, without any labels. For more, check out 10 Mac apps everyone should be using.

Click the "Change Desktop Icons" link in the left pane under Control Panel Home. Select the default icon you want to change to look like a printer. Click the "Change Icon" button.

If the macOS desktop is looking a little boring, or is in need of a little more personalization than a change of background image, one solution could be to change how files, folders, and apps look ...

Here's how you make the magic happen: Put everything on your desktop in a folder, have that folder display as a list, and keep it on your screen. Download these icons (includes several formats so ...

Here's a set of simple icons to prevent you from littering and, instead, keep everything nice and tidy. I use Dropbox to keep a highly organized, synchronized home folder, which has a place called ...