Changing Mac app icons using the built-in method macOS allows you to change an app's icon manually, but it has one frustrating drawback. Getting started, however, is easy.

Today, let us have a look at how we can change desktop icons size or view in Windows 11/10 to Large, Small, and even Details and List view – as they appear in File Explorer in Windows 11/10.

To change the appearance of an icon, start with a long press on your home screen in an area where there is no app icon for a couple of seconds. Your apps will jiggle and show a (-) remove button ...

Quick tip: These steps will also let you change the icons for any file and application that didn't come pre-installed on your computer. You may need Administrator access, however.

Now, technically, FolderOrganizer doesn’t change your Android folder icons — it lets you build new custom folders that replace your original ones. But it’s the same effect in the end.

Whether you're aiming for a themed aesthetic or just want to refresh the look of your most-used apps, altering app icons on your iPhone is a simple yet effective way to revamp your Home Screen.

One app available to create custom icons for your apps is called Iconical. Available on the App Store for $2.99, Iconical supports 85,000 apps, which means you have a lot of art projects ahead of you.

As handy as the new Libraries functionality is, there's one glaring omission: we can't find an easy built-in way to change the Library icons. Here's a solution.

Find an extension who's icon you want to change, and swap out the icon_19.png file with the icon you found online. When you restart Chrome, your new icon should show up in its place.