You can instantly switch sizes by pressing Ctrl + Shift + 4 for the smallest preset or Ctrl + Shift + 3 for medium.
If you don't have a mouse wheel or prefer menus: reduce icon size on desktop
Finally, the adjustment of icon size is an act of personalization and ergonomics. As display resolutions have increased, the default "large" setting on many operating systems looks comically bulky, akin to using a giant crayon to write a fine letter. Reducing the size brings the graphical user interface back into proportion with the text and windows used in daily tasks. It creates a sense of balance, where the file shortcuts do not dwarf the actual content of the work being done. You can instantly switch sizes by pressing Ctrl
Smaller icons allow you to see more files at a glance, reduce visual fatigue, and help your wallpaper actually shine through. Whether you are on Windows, macOS, or a Chromebook, here is exactly how to shrink those pixels. Reducing the size brings the graphical user interface