Customizing the color of folders on a Mac is a simple and effective way to organize and personalize your system. By assigning different colors to different types of folders, you can quickly and easily identify what’s inside each one, making it easier to find the files you need. Additionally, color-coding your folders can help you to visually group related items together, making it easier to keep your desktop organized.
To change the color of a folder on a Mac, simply right-click on the folder and select “Get Info” from the menu. In the “Get Info” window, click on the small colored square next to the folder’s name. A color picker will appear, allowing you to choose a new color for the folder. Once you have selected a color, click on the “Change Color” button. The folder’s color will change immediately.
