How to Change Desktop Wallpaper Icons for MacBook Pro

Are you tired of the same old default icons on your MacBook Pro? Do you want to give your computer a fresh new look by changing the icons for your apps, folders, and documents? Look no further! In this article, we will walk you through the simple process of customizing your Mac icons.

Changing App Icons

To change an app icon, start by opening Finder and navigating to Applications. Find the app you want to change the icon for, click on it, then press the command + I keys or right-click and choose 'Get Info.' In the Get Info window, you can drag a new image onto the existing icon. You can also copy and paste the new image onto the existing icon.

Changing Folder Icons

To change a folder icon, follow the same steps as above. Just navigate to the folder you want to change the icon for, click on it, then press the command + I keys or right-click and choose 'Get Info.' Drag the new image onto the existing icon.

Changing Document Icons

To change a document icon, follow the same steps as above. Just navigate to the document you want to change the icon for, click on it, then press the command + I keys or right-click and choose 'Get Info.' Drag the new image onto the existing icon.

Tips and Tricks

• You can use different templates to match the macOS Monterey/Big Sur rounded square icon aesthetic.

• The free download Image2icon is a great tool for creating more polished icons for apps, folders, etc.

• To delete an icon and go back to the original, open the Get Info window (command + I) and click 'Delete.'

• You may need to close and reopen the app to see the change in the Dock. Folders and documents should update immediately.

Changing your Mac icons is a simple and painless process that can give your computer a fresh new look. With these easy steps, you can customize your apps, folders, and documents with a theme or match the modern macOS Monterey look. So why not try it out and see how it looks?

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