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Folder Colorizer
Folder Colorizer is very simple. There’s no main interface to speak of – instead, the app is integrated into your context menu. To use, simply right-click on a folder and pick a color under Colorize! – it couldn’t be easier. By clicking on Colors…, you’ll be able to manage your Folder Colorizer options. There’s a list of the default colors, and below the option to add new ones. If you don’t like a color, simply hit the ‘x’ in the top right corner.

How to Use ?

1. Download Setup File
2. Install Folder Colorizer 1.4
3. Right click on any folder
4. Go to Colorize
5. Select your desired color
6. Enjoy !

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Just right-click on the folder you want to colorize and choose your shade. If the one you want is not there, you can access a color table to make more colors.

 

 

Simply put, Folder Colorizer (as the name implies) allows you to assign a set color to each folder in Explorer. Upon installation (which also requires a system reboot), you are given some pre-set colors to start playing around with, and to install a certain color, all you have to do is right-click on the folder and go to the newly inserted  "Colorize!" option in your right-click Explorer menu. From there, you can choose a color and the changes will take effect immediately.
If you don't like the color change, you have three options: You can change to another color, choose  "restore original color " to completely undo everything, or reveal the hidden files in Explorer to reveal a temporary color file inside the folder. Delete that and your folder's original color will immediately re-appear.

The color table enables you to add and remove colors to get the ones you want

If you don't care for the preset colors, you can delete them and start again, courtesy of a color wheel. However, this color wheel doesn't do RGB and HEX color codes, so nix any thoughts of getting that subtle shade that you simply adore. It only allows you to point to red, green, yellow, and so on, with slight shades of each. It's not bad, but RGB and HEX support would make it so much better.
So what is the advantage to this app, apart from turning Windows/File Explorer into Joseph's Technicolor Dreamcoat? Well, look at it this way. It makes navigating Windows folders much easier. A lot of people use color to find their way around, and if you can remember that you placed a file in the red folder and that Dropbox is the green folder (for example), then it may help you to speed up when dragging and dropping files all over the place. At least that's what happened with me.

After choosing a color, watch as your folders start to have a refreshing makeover.

Give Folder Colorizer a try out and see if you start to look upon Explorer with a fresh set of eyes. Just remember to make sure that the folders you want to color are not read-only; otherwise this won't work. To check, right-click on the folder, choose "properties ", and in the  "general " tab, look at the  "attributes " section. The Read-Only box is there–just make sure it's unchecked and once that's done, you'll be ready to give the folder a fresh coat of paint.