Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Staying organized is the best way to be efficient on your computer, but folders in folder in folders.... is such a waste, what if there were a better way? Something that's far more personal, which uses our eyes and brains in the way they were intended to be used. That is what this video is all about.
Support this channel - patreon.com/Needitmakeit
I've taken a huge risk to make this Channel my full time job, and I'll be releasing new videos 2-3 times a week, hopefully more as I get better.
This video for organizing folders was something I've been wanting to do for a long time, I always use the same folders, and they can become cluttered and I use the generic Windows icons on occasion to help to tell me which folders are current, but it's not very good, and they don't mean anything to me. I thought that the best way to make folders useful and easy to find is to add a picture to them that you or I have created that has a meaning built-in to the image itself. Now with Microsoft Image Creator, we can do that really quickly and you'd be surprised at the amount of detail you can get from these generations.
When I use the prompts that I like: 'An Action Figure Doing...' I get pretty consistent looking results and of courses you can generate a few times to get something to exactly match what you had in mind.
Icon File Converter
convertio.co/png-ico or convertio.co/jpeg-ico
Background Remover
photoroom.com/tools/background-remover
Image Creator
bing.com/images/create
I haven't seen anyone do this before on YT, so I thought I'd make a short video to see if it could help anyone like it helps me in my daily work.
This isn't a 3D printer video like I'd normally release but if you want to help support the channel in a different way and you're interested in checking out Bambu / Creality Printers and filament, here is my affiliate link (a small portion of any sales helps fund future videos):
BAMBU PRINTERS
shrsl.com/4aghz
CREALITY PRINTERS
shrsl.com/4aghy
CREALITY HYPER PLA
shrsl.com/4aghn
#3dprinting
#bambulab
#bambu
Staying organized is the best way to be efficient on your computer, but folders in folder in folders.... is such a waste, what if there were a better way? Something that's far more personal, which uses our eyes and brains in the way they were intended to be used. That is what this video is all about.
Support this channel - patreon.com/Needitmakeit
I've taken a huge risk to make this Channel my full time job, and I'll be releasing new videos 2-3 times a week, hopefully more as I get better.
This video for organizing folders was something I've been wanting to do for a long time, I always use the same folders, and they can become cluttered and I use the generic Windows icons on occasion to help to tell me which folders are current, but it's not very good, and they don't mean anything to me. I thought that the best way to make folders useful and easy to find is to add a picture to them that you or I have created that has a meaning built-in to the image itself. Now with Microsoft Image Creator, we can do that really quickly and you'd be surprised at the amount of detail you can get from these generations.
When I use the prompts that I like: 'An Action Figure Doing...' I get pretty consistent looking results and of courses you can generate a few times to get something to exactly match what you had in mind.
Icon File Converter
convertio.co/png-ico or convertio.co/jpeg-ico
Background Remover
photoroom.com/tools/background-remover
Image Creator
bing.com/images/create
I haven't seen anyone do this before on YT, so I thought I'd make a short video to see if it could help anyone like it helps me in my daily work.
This isn't a 3D printer video like I'd normally release but if you want to help support the channel in a different way and you're interested in checking out Bambu / Creality Printers and filament, here is my affiliate link (a small portion of any sales helps fund future videos):
BAMBU PRINTERS
shrsl.com/4aghz
CREALITY PRINTERS
shrsl.com/4aghy
CREALITY HYPER PLA
shrsl.com/4aghn
#3dprinting
#bambulab
#bambu
