How to Create Custom Icons for Files and Folders in macOS: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to create a custom icon for any file or folder in macOS. You'll learn how to create a video file to use as an icon image, how to open it in Preview, and how to paste the icon onto the file or folder of your choice using the Get Info menu.

We'll also cover how to copy an icon from one file or folder to another, which can be useful if you want to apply the same icon to multiple files. Additionally, we'll show you how to export a frame from Final Cut Pro to use as an icon, which is a great way to give your project files a unique and personalized look.

Whether you're looking to customize your desktop or simply want to add some personality to your files and folders, this tutorial will guide you through the process step-by-step. Watch this video and learn how to create your own custom icons in macOS.

0:00 • Creating a Video File
0:48 • Open Icon Image in Preview
1:10 • Get Info and Paste Icon
1:55 • Copy an Icon from One File or Folder to Another
3:20 • Export a Frame from Final Cut Pro to use as Icon

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[perebral]

Will the same trick work for a video in Google drive? Thank you.

[arpitsen]

the thumbnail is not large enough. when I enlarge the icons view, it is getting stretched.

[p.s.y.c.h.e]

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