You can also select and copy ( Edit -> Copy) a file or folder's icon in its Info panel for use elsewhere. Click on the folder and use the command-i keyboard shortcut to open the get info window. Once you’ve captured an icon image and copied it into your buffer memory using command-c go to the folder that you want to add that custom icon image to. If you want to revert a file or folder to its default icon, open its Get Info panel again, click the icon in the panel to select it, and choose Edit -> Cut or use the keyboard shortcut Command-X. Adding your new icon to a folder, file or app. You can also drag the file or the folder down to the right side of the dock. Alternatively, you can highlight the file or folder, then press the Ctrl+Cmd+Shift+T keyboard combination. Click that option and a shortcut for your file or folder will be created in the dock. Click the red traffic light to close the Info panel, and you're done. Hold down the Shift key on your keyboard to reveal an Add to Dock option.Choose Edit -> Paste from the menu bar, or use the keyboard shortcut Command-V.Click the icon in the top left of the Info panel to select it.Next, right-click (or Ctrl-click) the file or folder whose icon you want to change and select Get Info from the contextual menu.Choose Edit -> Copy in Preview's menu bar, or use the keyboard shortcut Command-C.Choose Edit -> Select All in Preview's menu bar, or use the keyboard shortcut Command-A.Double-click the picture or icon you want to use to open it in your Mac's built-in Preview app.icns format, you can drag these icon types directly onto the icon in a file or folder's Info panel, thereby skipping the Preview steps described below. Alternatively, there are a wealth of icon libraries hosted online, so you could try a web search for free icon pack downloads for Mac. To customize a file or folder icon, simply follow the steps below.
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