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===Apply===
===Apply===
IconPackager works similarly to the modes that Microsoft has implemented. Any app that already supports the existing dark and light modes will automatically benefit from IconPackager.
Changing the default icons is one of the earliest and most popular ways to customize the look and feel of Windows. Whether users were trying to emulate another operating system (like MacOS) or just trying to create a particular theme, changing the Windows icons has been a key part of desktop customization for quite some time.


Stardock IconPackager includes several new styles, like Crystal, Sky and Midnight. It also includes styles that let you change Windows to look like previous versions (XP, Windows 95, etc.) as well as alternative operating systems.
IconPackager was introduced to make the process much easier, allowing Windows users to change nearly an entire set of icons with just the click of a button.
 
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===Create===
Create your own custom icon packs with the included Package Builder. You can easily create your own packs by dragging and dropping icons into the builder.
 
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*[[IconPackager Videos|IconPackager Videos]]
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<h2 style="font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 1.125em; margin-top:0.875em"> IconPackager Blogs</h2>
<h2 style="font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 1.125em; margin-top:0.875em"> IconPackager Blogs</h2>
*[[Check out what's new with IconPackager|Check out what's new with IconPackager]]
*[[Change Icons in Windows 10 with IconPackager|Change Icons in Windows 10 with IconPackager]]
*[[Customize your Windows Icons with IconPackager|Customize your Windows Icons with IconPackager]]


<h2 style="font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 1.125em; margin-top:0.875em"> Official Pages </h2>
<h2 style="font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 1.125em; margin-top:0.875em"> Official Pages </h2>

Latest revision as of 16:49, 20 November 2020

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Important Pages

About IconPackager

Change all your Windows icons at once with custom icon packages.

  • Without IconPackager
  • With IconPackager

Key Features

  • Replace default Windows icons with icon packages
  • Change individual file type icons
  • Recolor icon packages

Features

Apply

Changing the default icons is one of the earliest and most popular ways to customize the look and feel of Windows. Whether users were trying to emulate another operating system (like MacOS) or just trying to create a particular theme, changing the Windows icons has been a key part of desktop customization for quite some time.

IconPackager was introduced to make the process much easier, allowing Windows users to change nearly an entire set of icons with just the click of a button.


Create

Create your own custom icon packs with the included Package Builder. You can easily create your own packs by dragging and dropping icons into the builder.