Prizma — Color Your Windows
Instantly tell your VS Code windows apart. Prizma lets you assign a distinct color to each window so you always know which project you're looking at — no more switching to the wrong terminal or editor.
How it works
Open a project, pick a color, done. The color sticks to that project — every time you reopen it, Prizma restores it automatically. Open three projects in three windows? Three different colors. No confusion.
The color is applied to the title bar and status bar by default. You can extend it to the activity bar and editor tabs in the settings.
Free version — included colors
The free version includes the three primary colors:
| Color |
Hex |
Preview |
| 🔴 Red |
#ff0000 |
 |
| 🟡 Yellow |
#ffe143 |
 |
| 🔵 Blue |
#0000ff |
 |
Want more? Prizma Pro unlocks 14 colors + a custom color picker where you can enter any hex, rgb() or CSS color name you love.
Getting started
- Open a folder / project in VS Code
- Open the Command Palette (
Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P)
- Run
Prizma: Set Session Color for This Window
- Pick Red, Yellow or Blue
- The color is saved — it will come back every time you open this project
To remove the color: run Prizma: Clear Session Color for This Window.
Commands
| Command |
Description |
Prizma: Set Session Color for This Window |
Open the color picker |
Prizma: Clear Session Color for This Window |
Remove the color from this window |
Prizma: Session Color — Red |
Set red directly |
Prizma: Session Color — Yellow |
Set yellow directly |
Prizma: Session Color — Blue |
Set blue directly |
Prizma: Get Pro — Unlock All 14 Colors |
Open the Prizma Pro page |
Settings
You can choose which UI areas get colored. Open VS Code Settings and search for Prizma, or add this to your settings.json:
"sessionColor.applyTo": ["titleBar", "statusBar"]
Available options: titleBar · statusBar · activityBar · editorTabs
Default: titleBar and statusBar.
How the color is saved
The color is written to .vscode/settings.json inside your project folder. This means:
- It is per-project — each folder remembers its own color
- It works across multiple windows — open the same project in any window and it will always show the same color
- A new empty window (no folder open) is always neutral — no color applied
Upgrade to Pro
Prizma Pro adds:
- ✅ 14 carefully chosen colors (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Teal, Cyan, Light Blue, Blue, Indigo, Purple, Pink, White, Black, Gray)
- ✅ Custom color input — any hex, rgb() or CSS color name
- ✅ License verified once per day, works offline after that
👉 Get Prizma Pro on Gumroad
After purchase you will receive a license key by email. Enter it in VS Code with the command Prizma: Activate Pro License.
Feedback & issues
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