This is because we color the image based on your selected color, however, we color each pixel individually. When using your own images in particular, images in shades of white and
Read MoreStarting with version 1.1.0.29, we’ve added a new Icon styles tab. You can now choose between the built-in icon styles directly from this tab as opposed to toggling between styles
Read MoreAs you customize more folder icons, the IconCache folder tends to grow over time. Windows 11 Folder Color Changer doesn’t keep track of your folder customizations by default, so the
Read MoreThe folder icons are typically stored in the IconCache folder within the app folder. In the case of a network folder, however, the icon is stored in the network folder
Read MoreStarting with version 1.1.0.28, we’re adding a Mac icon style. To use this icon style, turn on “Use Mac icon style” on the Options tab: Licensed users can also combine
Read MoreWindows 11 Folder Color Changer expects a a square image (equal dimensions). For best results, ensure the “object” is centred with a transparent background.
Read MoreNote: Freeware & Lite users do not have access to overlay icons. Starting with version 1.1.0.28, premium users can apply drop shadows to overlay icons.
Read MoreNote: Freeware and Lit eusers do not have access to custom folder icons. Starting with version 1.1.0.28, premium users can choose their own custom folder icon. Click the “Open image”
Read MoreStarting with version 1.1.0.28, you can turn on the new “Use flat icon style” in Options. Premium users can also combine this with inset images (freeware and lite users do
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