Peachy Themes for VS Code

A sweet, cozy dark theme family with two distinct flavors. Pick the one that matches your mood.

Theme Variants

Peachy Themes - Pink (Legacy)

The original vibrant theme that started it all. Hot pinks, golden yellows, lavender types, and bold green keywords give your editor an energetic candy aesthetic.

Keywords: #FF4791 (hot pink) / #CDEAC0 (mint)
Strings: #FAE8B6 (warm cream) / #FF928B (peach)
Functions: #FFC85B (golden)
Types: #F5A6C6 (pink) / #DCBFF2 (lavender)
Comments: #729760 (sage green)

Peachy Themes - Peach (New)

A softer, more cohesive variant built from the Peachy design token system. Every color traces back to a single palette definition, giving you a calmer, more unified experience.

Keywords: #cdeac0 (mint)
Strings: #ff928b (peach)
Functions: #efe9ae (cream)
Types: #fec3d6 (soft pink)
Comments: #729760 (sage green)
210 UI colors with full semantic highlighting

Install

Download from the Visual Studio Marketplace.

Or install from the command line:

code --install-extension Piros-k.peachy-themes

Switching Themes

After installing, open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P), search Color Theme, and choose either:

Peachy Themes - Pink — the original
Peachy Themes - Peach — the new softer variant

What's Themed

Both variants cover:

Editor surface, tabs, panels, status bar, and terminal
Syntax tokens for JavaScript, TypeScript, JSON, YAML, Markdown, Python, Shell, Rust, Go, and more
Diagnostics, diff colors, and terminal ANSI colors

The Peach variant additionally includes:

Semantic highlighting for classes, decorators, enums, interfaces, and more
Bracket pair colorization using the Peachy palette
Extended inlay hint, notification, and widget styling

Recommended Settings

Ready-made settings are in examples/peachy-language-settings.json.

Language notes and supported scopes are in docs/language-support.md.

Origins

Peachy Themes was inspired by PinkCatBoo, then evolved into its own palette family.

Peachy Themes

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