For example, I tried to make a badge using a picture of Goku. You can use any image you like, but complex ones might not be as recognizable as you want when they are reduced in size. I used Pixelmator for this trick, so that’s what the screenshots will reflect, but any semi-advanced image editor should be able to accomplish the same result. Steps To Create Your Own Dropbox Overlay Badge Images But as you can see, I changed just the green badge in this example. I will explain below how to actually create your own. Just drag-and-drop your icons into the folder and choose Replace when the warning dialog appears. How To Replace The Dropbox Syncing Iconsįirst, copy the icons to another folder in case you don’t like the change and you want to restore the original badge icons.Īll you need to do is replace your custom-made images with the ones that are already there. Note: There are also the same icons found at /Applications/Dropbox.app/Contents/Resources, but replacing the ones in the first path seems to do the trick.
There are four different badges that you can change and they can be found here: In the image above, I changed the “sync complete” badge to be the symbol of the Rebel Alliance. All you need is an image editor and an app to convert images to icons. You can create your own icons to replace the Dropbox badges that appear that the bottom-right of folders in your Dropbox.
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