Blacklight · Signal & Soul

The editor sits in deep carbon. Violet follows the active edges, while amber, teal, and green give the code its shape. The surrounding panels stay quiet. There's room to work.

Light carries the palette into pale gray surfaces, with deeper accents and the same outlined icons. A different atmosphere. Still Blacklight.

Two color themes and a matching file and folder icon set, made to feel at home together.

Dark

Blacklight Dark with TypeScript, matching Explorer icons, and a local Blacklight UI preview.

Light

The same workspace in Blacklight Light, with the companion icon palette.

Around your code

Both themes carry through the tabs, sidebars, panels, and terminal. Keywords take violet, functions amber, types teal, and strings green. Git changes and diagnostics have their own colors, so the details stay distinct as you move through the workspace.

Icons

Fine outlines. Muted color. Files and folders in the Explorer share the editor's palette, with individual marks for code, configuration, tests, documents, and common project folders.

Folders change as you open them. The icon colors follow your light or dark theme, and you can use the set with other color themes too.

Make it yours

Install Blacklight · Signal & Soul from the VS Code Extensions view.
Run Preferences: Color Theme from the Command Palette and choose Blacklight · Signal & Soul Dark or Blacklight · Signal & Soul Light.
Run Preferences: File Icon Theme and choose Blacklight · Signal & Soul Icons.

License

MIT. See the included license for details.