Bored of the same Windows folder and Recycle Bin icons? IconPackager applies complete packages to Windows system icons, and also lets you customize individual file-type icons and icon colors.
How do icon packages change the desktop?
An icon package groups designs for Windows icons so they can be applied together. This gives system icons a coordinated look without selecting each one individually. IconPackager can also apply packages found through WinCustomize, which offers downloadable icon packages.
Can individual file types have different icons?
Yes. IconPackager supports changing icons for specific file types, so those icons can be handled separately from a complete package. Mixing icons from different sets lets a custom setup combine selected designs instead of using one package unchanged.
- Apply a package to Windows icons as a group.
- Choose separate icons for individual file types.
- Recolor icons to adjust a package’s appearance.
How do you make a custom icon set?
Use Package Builder to put together an icon set from selected designs. Recoloring and mixing icons provide additional ways to shape the set before applying it. This supports both package-wide changes and more selective combinations of icons.
Pros
- Applies icon packages across Windows system icons
- Customizes icons for individual file types
- Recolors packages and mixes icons between sets
- Builds custom icon sets with Package Builder
Cons
- Stardock lists support only up to Windows 10
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
Does IconPackager change all Windows icons at once?
It can apply an icon package across Windows system icons.
Can I change only icons for particular file types?
Yes. IconPackager supports customizing individual file-type icons.
Can I create my own icon package?
Yes. Package Builder lets you build custom icon sets.
