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When using MacBook, you aim to create a more personalized folder interface and easily distinguish important folders. Although macOS doesn't provide a direct way to change folder colors on MacBook, if you're interested, here's how to do it. Follow the guide below to learn how to change folder colors on MacBook and let's do it together!
How to Change Folder Colors on MacBook
Step 1: First, right-click on the folder you want to change the color of > then select Get info.
Step 2: Then, click on the folder icon as shown below > next, press Command + C to copy the folder icon.
Step 3: Now, press Command + Space to open the search bar > then search for and open Preview app available on your computer.
Step 4: Next, click on File > then select New from Clipboard to be able to paste the copied folder icon.
Step 5: Now you just need to click on the pencil icon > then click on the adjustment icon as shown below > next, simply move the color slider to change the folder color.
Step 6: After successfully changing the folder color to your liking, now you just need to click on the folder icon that has been changed in the bottom left corner > next, simply press Command + C to copy the folder icon that has been changed in color.
Step 7: Now you just need to simply return to the folder you want to change the color > then click on the folder icon > next is paste the newly changed color folder icon.
That wraps up the steps to customize folder colors on MacBook. Wishing you all successful executions. If you found this article helpful, a like and share would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for reading!
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