You'll find a handful of icons on your phone by default. Then, of course, there's the option you've been looking for: the one to change the folder's icon. Then, just find your folder in the list and tap the arrow to its right to get started.Īfter tapping the arrow, you'll find an option to adjust the folder's layout - you can choose from a variety of grid- and list-based configurations - as well as an option to select what items are actually in the folder (you can add any combination of apps, bookmarks, contacts, direct call links, direct text links, direct e-mail links, and even other embedded folders). Tap your phone's "Menu" key to create a new one, and give it whatever name you want. Once you open the FolderOrganizer program, you'll want to focus on the first tab: "Labels." Those are your folders. And the building-from-scratch method is what lets the app inject so much rich functionality into what was such a simplistic feature.
Now, technically, FolderOrganizer doesn't change your Android folder icons - it lets you build new custom folders that replace your original ones. (The barcode at right takes you to the full-featured version.) The program is a bit complex, but it can go a long way in helping you create a fresh and original look for your phone.
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The one I prefer is a powerful little program called FolderOrganizer, available for free in an ad-supported version or for about $1.25 in its full-featured, ad-free form. Several apps exist that can help you change Android's folder icons.
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