Adam's MacOS Icons (adamsicons.com)

Visit https://adamsicons.com to preview and download my custom icons.

See the installation instructions for changing icons on MacOS below.

Application Icons

Mail	Safari	Terminal / iTerm	VS Code

Folder Icons

The folder icons have been optimized for both Dock & Finder by using the same rounded rectangle shape as app icons, semi-translucent colors, and a small-scaled version that matches the Finder Sidebar icons.

Dark-Mode

• AI (Dark)
• Applications (Dark)
• Cloud (Dark)
• Desktop (Dark)
• Developer (Dark)
• Documents (Dark)
• Downloads (Dark)
• Favorites (Dark)
• GitHub (Dark)
• Home (Dark)
• Installers (Dark)
• Library (Dark)
• Misc (Dark)
• Movies (Dark)
• Music (Dark)
• Notes (Dark)
• Pictures (Dark)
• Public (Dark)
• System (Dark)
• Tools (Dark)
• Users (Dark)
• Utilities (Dark)
• Volumes (Dark)
• Dotfiles (Dark)
• Blank Folder (Dark)

Light-Mode

• AI (Light)
• Applications (Light)
• Cloud (Light)
• Desktop (Light)
• Developer (Light)
• Documents (Light)
• Downloads (Light)
• Favorites (Light)
• GitHub (Light)
• Home (Light)
• Installers (Light)
• Library (Light)
• Misc (Light)
• Movies (Light)
• Music (Light)
• Notes (Light)
• Pictures (Light)
• Public (Light)
• System (Light)
• Tools (Light)
• Users (Light)
• Utilities (Light)
• Volumes (Light)
• Dotfiles (Light)

Installation

For User-Installed Applications:

1. Open Get Info on the application from Finder (right click the application in Finder > Get Info)
2. Drag and drop the .icns file over the current icon at the top-left corner
3. That's it! Don't worry, you can always return to the default app icon by selecting the current icon in the Info window and pressing delete.

• For more help, see the Apple Support Guide for Changing Icons

For System Applications and Folders:

Here is my unsolicited plug for IconChamp. This is the only app I've found that can change the icons for system-installed apps like Safari or Apple Mail. It's not free, but I think it's awesome.

The only free work-around that I've come up with for system applications is to create a simple AppleScript to open the target application. For example, with Safari:

tell application "Safari" to activate

and export it as an Application, which can take the new icon using the same instructions above for user-installed applications (Get Info > drag & drop the icns).