All you have to do is select the ICO file for the target application and the tool will do rest. Click Create > From Selection or From Scratch, which in turn lets you create your own icons. Thankfully, this feature worked like a charm.Ĭasual users might take a backseat and play with the default icon packs, but power users can also add additional icon packs from scratch. Amidst such instances, you can always head to the Tools menu from main interface and click “Restore Default Icons”, which works as a last resort to restore the original files. During our testing however, the application failed to restore stock icons, which is kind of a disappointment in this regard. Should you ever want to go back to the stock look, you can manually choose which last backup to restore. The application automatically creates a back up of original icons upon replacing them with new ones. The same strategy about which icons you want to change imply here as well, letting you choose the category of icons that should be backed up. The application does a wonderful job in backing up the default icons.
It’s worth mentioning that before you apply a new icon pack, it’s wise to make a backup of stock icon DLLs.
Upon using an icon pack, the tool lets you select the icon files you’d like to swap. The interface of the application lists down all the available icon packs to the left, while to the right of the window, you can read pertaining details and description.
However, as mentioned above, you also get the option personalize the icons with your own ornaments. 7Conifier contains a total of 6 icon packs: 3D Cartoon III, Ecqlipse 2, Icon Pack 2, Sleek XP, Token Dark and Token Light.
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