A folder's thumbnail picture is the small image that represents the folder on your computer or device. It can be changed for personalization or to make it easier to identify a specific folder.
To change a folder's thumbnail picture on a Windows computer, right-click on the folder and select "Properties." Then, click on the "Customize" tab and select "Choose File" under the "Folder pictures" section. Choose the desired image and click "Apply" to save the changes.
Yes, the process for changing a folder's thumbnail picture on a Mac computer is similar to that of a Windows computer. Right-click on the folder and select "Get Info." Then, click on the folder icon in the top left corner and drag the desired image onto it. Click "Apply" to save the changes.
Yes, you can use any image for a folder's thumbnail picture as long as it is in a supported file format (such as .jpg or .png) and is not too large in size. It is recommended to use an image that is easily recognizable and relevant to the folder's contents.
No, changing a folder's thumbnail picture will not affect the files inside the folder. It is simply a visual representation of the folder and does not alter its contents in any way.