Color themes

Soft pastels on deep navy — the community favorite, easy on the eyes.

Warm retro browns and ambers — cozy and high-contrast.

Purple-accented dark — bold, vibrant, unmistakable.

Arctic blue-grays — calm, cool, and focused.

Neon city lights on midnight blue — modern and sharp.

Atom's classic palette — familiar and balanced.

Muted mauve and rose on plum — gentle and elegant.

Inspired by Hokusai's wave — serene, earthy, distinctive.

Soft forest greens — natural and restful.

The Sublime classic — vivid syntax on warm charcoal.

Retro neon on indigo — cyberpunk vibes.

Golden accents on near-black — clean and minimal.

Material-inspired soft indigo — refined and mellow.

GitHub's own dark palette — familiar and professional.

Warm coral and rose on dusk — inviting sunset tones.

Deep blues with cool accents — focused and quiet.

IBM Carbon-inspired near-black — sharp, professional edge.

The stormier Tokyo Night variant — deeper, softer contrast.

Cool blue-gray minimalism — crisp and understated.

Deep ocean blues — immersive Material palette.

Soft moonlit blues and violets — dreamy after-dark.

Teal and lavender on slate — modern dev aesthetic.

Antfu's muted greens — understated and easy.

Warm amber and teal on charcoal — a cozy evening.

Ink-on-paper inspired — organic, warm-leaning palette.

Soft, low-saturation pastels — gentle on the eyes.

The precision-contrast classic — timeless teal base.

Pure grayscale — distraction-free, and the NO_COLOR baseline.

Deep teal-navy with soft blues — tuned for late-night coding.

Vivid cobalt blue with a signature yellow accent — bold and bright.

Muted ocean blues and greens — calm and balanced.

The warmer mid-dark Catppuccin flavor — soft pastels, deeper base.

The cozy mid-tone Catppuccin flavor — soft pastels on a warmer base.

The moonlit Rosé Pine variant — muted iris and rose on twilight.

Kanagawa's darkest dragon ink — deep, smoky, and serene.

Nord reimagined by the Nightfox family — arctic and crisp.

The Nightfox dusk variant — plum and iris at last light.

Earthy teal Nightfox — deep greens and warm clay accents.

Ayu's mid-dark mirage — golden accents on muted blue-gray.

The deepest Material theme — near-black with vivid accents.

The moonlit Tokyo Night — softer blues on a gentle indigo.

Gruvbox softened — lower-contrast retro warmth for long sessions.

Maximum-contrast dark theme — built for accessibility.

The original low-contrast classic — muted, warm, and restful.

IBM Carbon-derived — sharp blues and magenta on true black.

The understated Tomorrow classic — balanced and quietly elegant.

The refined Monokai — softer charcoal, the same vivid pop.

A high-contrast Monokai descendant — bold and energetic.

Doom Emacs' signature — One Dark with extra punch.

Deep space slate with electric mint — vivid and modern.

Purple-forward dark theme — bold violets and mint highlights.

Saturated neon on near-black — bright, punchy, futuristic.

Deep navy with soft blues — tuned for late-night focus.

Superminimal — playful pink and teal on warm graphite.

Bright and zippy — electric cyan and pink on slate.

A muted low-color vim classic — calm and terminal-friendly.

Warm, low-saturation comfort — coffee-and-cream tones.

Deep space teal and violet — moody and atmospheric.

Dusky purple with pastel accents — dreamy and distinctive.

Vivid, well-balanced dark — saturated blues and clean reds.

The dark PaperColor — bold, high-contrast 256-color palette.

The Base16 ocean scheme — cool slate blues, calm and even.

Tomorrow Night Eighties — retro neon on charcoal.

Soft, slightly washed pastels on deep teal — gentle and warm.

JetBrains' signature dark — the iconic IDE orange-on-graphite.

Otherworldly purples and acid greens — bold and cosmic.

GitHub's dimmed dark — softer contrast than the standard dark.

The Edge family's dark member — soft blues and muted greens.

Selenized's signature teal base — scientifically even contrast.

The deepest Selenized — vivid accents on true black.

Monokai Pro's Machine filter — cool teal-tinted charcoal.

Monokai Pro's Octagon filter — deep blue-gray with vivid pop.

Monokai Pro's Ristretto filter — warm coffee-toned dark.

Monokai Pro's Spectrum filter — neutral charcoal, full saturation.

The canonical Base16 dark — balanced, neutral, timeless.

Deep midnight blue with soft violet accents — quiet and moody.

Spacemacs' signature — lavender accents on warm graphite.

Warm, leafy greens on deep charcoal — calm and organic.

Muted blue-grays with an azure glow — sleek after-hours.

Solarized on warm cream — easy daylight reading.

The light Catppuccin flavor — soft and airy.

GitHub's light palette — clean, neutral, familiar.

Gruvbox on warm cream — retro warmth for daylight.

The daylight Tokyo Night — crisp blues on a soft gray canvas.

Atom's light classic — crisp, neutral, and familiar.

Warm orange accents on soft white — clean and bright.

The Rosé Pine dawn variant — muted rose and iris on cream.

Soft forest greens on parchment — calm and easy.

Antfu's muted light palette — understated and gentle.

The Nightfox family's daylight member — warm and quiet.

Night Owl's light counterpart — teal and blue on white.

Ink-on-paper warmth — organic and easy on the eyes.

Material Design's light theme — teal-accented and tidy.

A vim classic — bold, high-contrast light palette.

Maximum-contrast light theme — built for accessibility.

VS Code's calm light theme — soft and low-key.

Kanagawa in daylight — warm parchment with inky blues.

The Nightfox dawn variant — soft rose and pine on cream.

The light Gruvbox Material — cozy cream with muted earth tones.

The light Melange — soft parchment with warm muted accents.

Bluloco's light counterpart — crisp blues on bright white.

A clean, balanced light theme — soft blues and muted greens.

A warm, minimal light theme — easy contrast for daylight.

Iceberg's light counterpart — cool blue-grays on soft white.

Selenized on warm cream — easy, even daylight contrast.

The canonical Base16 light — clean and neutral.

The original Tomorrow — a crisp, bright daylight classic.

IBM Carbon's light — crisp blues and magenta on white.