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A Modern MacOS Iconpack

By Eric Louw

macOS folder icons in six colours, labelled Black, White, Manila, Red, Green and Blue

Download here.

Preview of the icon pack: Black, White, Manila, Red and Blue folder icons and a Silver HDD drive icon

Step 1: Select the image file. Copy it (CMD+C).

Step 2: Select the folders you want to change the icon for. Press CMD+OPT+i

Step 3: Click on the icon image, a blue outline should appear. Paste with CMD+V.

The macOS Get Info window for a folder, with a red arrow pointing at the small folder icon in the top-left corner and the note: “Click here. A blue outline should appear. Paste with CMD+V to apply the new icon.”

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