Quickly Colorize Windows 7 Folders With Rainbow Folders
Posted December 4, 2009 – 2:18 pm in: Freeware, Windows 7 GuidesIf you are bored with the default color of Windows 7 folders, here is a tiny application to colorize one or more folders in a jiffy.
Rainbow Folders is a handy software that allows you colorize Windows 7 folders with any color of your own choice.
Once you download and install Rainbow Folders, you will see an entry in the Start menu. To change the color of a folder, launch Rainbow Folders, select the folder in the left pane and then select the color that you want to apply to the selected folder.
Rainbow Folders also lets you rebuild system icon cache quickly and easily (found under options). It also offers three types of folder styles: Classical, Typical and Modern. In addition you can manage your favorite colors and colorize folders using Explorer context menu item. Overall, a handy tool to customize Windows 7 folders quickly and easily.
You can also use Folder Marker free version to customize folders.
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7 Comments
Not trying to be too picky, but how about “Quickly COLOR…” the word color is a noun and a verb, there’s no need to invent colorize.
is their any manual way to change the look of the folder color without any application.
@Gagan
I don’t think so, Gagan.:)
Do not work in Windows 7 x64
Rainbow folders is not working for me, under Windows 7 32-bit either. It acts like it’s doing its thing, but the icon on my desktop doesn’t actually change.
It also fails to apply through the Context menu.
Update: The folder color change was applied successfully, after logging out, then logging back into my computer.