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Description
I like to color code my folders to keep organized, and I like a little more flexibility than what the colored file labels in OSX can offer.

So this is the default Snow Leopard folder in various colors. The .zip contains both .icns and .png formats.

Changing a folder icon using Finder:
Right click one of the colored folders, and select Get Info (or highlight a folder and hit ⌘I)
In the pop-up window, click the folder's icon in the top left
Press ⌘C
Repeat steps 1 & 2 for the folder whose icon you want to change. But instead of copying its icon as in step 3, press ⌘V instead.

Description
I like to color code my folders to keep organized, and I like a little more flexibility than what the colored file labels in OSX can offer.

So this is the default Snow Leopard folder in various colors. The .zip contains both .icns and .png formats.

Changing a folder icon using Finder:
Right click one of the colored folders, and select Get Info (or highlight a folder and hit ⌘I)
In the pop-up window, click the folder's icon in the top left
Press ⌘C
Repeat steps 1 & 2 for the folder whose icon you want to change. But instead of copying its icon as in step 3, press ⌘V instead.