Iconbulk - Terms of use

All the icons, themes and wallpapers as long as the image files downloaded from www.iconbulk.com can be used to implement the graphic skin of any personal computer.
All the icons and wallpapers downloaded for free may be shared and redistributed only in the terms specified by their own authors in the ReadMe file included in each set.
Iconbulk.com is not responsible for any damages that may occur during the use, or inability to use, icons, wallpapers or image data from Iconbulk.com.

Iconbulk - F.a.q.

Here you can find some of the most frequent questions we receive and their answers.
If you don't see your question listed here you can write it at: info@iconbulk.com.

1. How can I customize my icons (Mac)?
2. How can I customize my icons (Pc)?
3. How can I apply wallpapers (Mac)?
4. How can I apply wallpapers (Pc)?
5. Can I customize Dock's icons too (Mac)?
6. May I use those icons for my website or other projects?
7. May I use those icons for my print projects?
8. Why sometimes a Windows users will see icons with a lower resolution?
9. Why some icons sets are showing up as documents rather than icons when unzipped (Mac)?

1. How can I customize my icons (Mac)?
If you want customize an icon under Mac Os X:
- Select the required icon and press APPLE+i
- In the 'info panel' now open, select the icon's thumbnail and press APPLE+c
- Close the 'info panel'
- Select the folder or document you want to customize and press APPLE+i
- In the 'info panel' now open, select the icon's thumbnail and press APPLE+v
- Close the 'info panel'
Icons sometimes don't change immediately, maybe could be necessary to LogOut or even restart your computer.

2. How can I customize my icons (Windows)?
If you want customize an icon under Windows Xp:
- Select the folder or document you want to customize
- RightClick on that and choose 'Properties' from menu
- Select 'Customize' > 'Change Icon'
- Select the path of your desired icon and press 'ok' to apply changes
- Close the 'Properties' panel.

3. How can I apply wallpapers (Mac)?
To apply a wallpaper under Mac Os X:
- Open the 'System preferences' panel and choose 'Desktop & Screensaver'
- In the left menu choose: 'Select Folder...', and specify the path to your screen's resolution wallpaper
- Press 'Select'
- Close the 'System preferences' panel.

4. How can I apply wallpapers (Windows)?
To apply a wallpaper under Windows Xp:
- RightClick on the desktop
- Select 'Properties'>'Desktop'
- Specify the path to your screen's resolution wallpaper and press 'Ok'
- Close the 'Properties' panel.

5. Can I customize Dock's icons too (Mac)?
It's possible to change Dock's and System's icons too, but that's a bit more complicated: about that you can read this article Customizing Default System Icons kindly published by Interfacelift or else you can use a software named CandyBar (you can find a free demo and a complete version).

6. May I use those icons for my website or other projects?
For the free downloads you have to follow the use/share rules specified by their own author in the ReadMe file included in each set. If you need more informations about copyright and user's licenses please read our terms of use.

7. May I use those icons for my print projects?
Neither the icons nor the image files included are good for print because of their resolution.

8. Why sometimes a Windows users will see icons with a lower resolution?
It sometimes may happen that a Windows user will see some of his icons a little bit fuzzy when applied to a folder or document, that doesn't depend on the icon itself but on the different way to manage icons files between Mac an Windows. To have a good result Windows users are suggested to buy or download icons with a clean, linear look and with no complicated shadow effects. Anyway Windows users won't have any problem with icons image files and with icons itselves when used for websites and other stuff.

9. Why some icons sets are showing up as documents rather than icons when unzipped (Mac)?
We publish icons from many different authors and each one of them uses a different way to create and export his/her own icons. It sometimes happens that icons set are exported as simple ".icns" files and, when unzipped, they show up like anonymous documents. These icons aren't damaged or unworking, they are just a bit less easy to use than others. My advise, in these occasions, is to open and apply your icons using one of the freeware/shareware software that you can find on the web as IconBox or Pixadex. These softwares are very useful to open, view, apply every kind of icon to your documents/folder and are a great, free, simple and fast drag&drop solution to store, organize and have a preview of your icons.