A ruthless, distraction-free pitch-black workspace featuring striking neon pink accents, electric cyans, and deep plum structural styling. Built specifically for developers who demand high scannability, deep screen contrast, and zero compromises on pure #000000 dark-mode aesthetics.
Core Features
Absolute Black Backdrop: Maximizes OLED panel performance and drastically reduces eye strain during late-night programming sessions by locking the editor, sidebar, terminals, and panels to pure black.
High-Scan Code Diagnostics: Errors, warning hooks, and Git status states map to a vivid, high-contrast neon palette so you can triage line items instantly.
Immersive Panel Architecture: Completely eliminates generic grey boundaries. Floating widgets, the command center, autocomplete lists, and interactive terminals blend seamlessly into a single unified workspace layout.
Preview
Theme Palette Reference
Spectrum Component
Hex Code
Visual Layout Assignment
Midnight Base
#000000
Code Canvas, Sidebar, Terminals, Output Frames
Cyber Pink
#b81858
Active Focus Highlights, Tab Highlights, Buttons
Electric Cyan
#4edbec
Match Highlighting, Suggestion Matches, Git Modifications
Deep Plum
#471a2c
Structural Borders, Active Cell Segments, Closed Frames
Muted Rose
#7a5c6c
Gutter Assets, Inactive File Items, Breadcrumb Resting States
Activation Instructions
Install the extension directly from the VS Code Marketplace.
Navigate to your Theme Preferences via File > Preferences > Theme > Color Theme (or use the shortcut Ctrl+K Ctrl+T / Cmd+K Cmd+T).
Select Midnight Cyberpunk (Two) from the dropdown list.
Optional: If your interface elements do not dynamically repaint immediately on launch, reload your environment window layout completely via the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P -> Developer: Reload Window).
Customization Hooks
Want to tweak the contrast limits further to fit your specific monitor profile? You can override any key locally inside your user profile settings.json file using the workbench.colorCustomizations block: