ThemePaint
A pack of 100 modern color themes organized into 20 categories, with a
one-click theme picker in the sidebar.
Click the ThemePaint icon in the Activity Bar, pick a theme, and it's applied.
The themes are normal VS Code color themes, so they also show up in the regular
theme picker (Preferences: Color Theme). If you uninstall ThemePaint, your
editor goes back to its default theme on its own — nothing is left behind.
The sidebar groups themes by category, shows a small color preview for each, and
has a search box.
Categories
20 categories, 5 themes each:
- Dark — Andromeda, Onyx One, Carbon, Obsidian, Eclipse
- Light — Clean, Paper, Daylight, Linen, Porcelain
- Ocean — Deep Sea, Tidewater, Abyss, Lagoon, Marine
- Forest — Everforest, Pine, Moss, Fern, Woodland
- Pastel — Catppuccin, Rosé, Cotton, Sorbet, Macaron
- Neon — Neon City, Cyberpunk, Vaporwave, Laser, Electric
- Synthwave — Synthwave, Outrun, Miami, Retrowave, Sunset Drive
- Material — Ocean, Palenight, Darker, Deep Ocean, Lighter
- Cybersecurity — Matrix, Red Team, Blue Team, Amber CRT, Hacker
- Cosmic — Nebula, Galaxy, Aurora, Cosmos, Stardust
- Coffee — Espresso, Mocha, Latte, Cappuccino, Cacao
- Sunset — Dawn, Dusk, Ember, Sunrise, Twilight
- Frost — Arctic, Glacier, Nord, Snow, Frostbite
- Gruvbox — Gruvbox Dark, Gruvbox Light, Retro, Vintage, Sepia
- Monochrome — Mono Dark, Mono Light, Slate, Graphite, Ash
- Vibrant — Candy, Tropical, Fiesta, Prism, Rainbow
- Midnight — Midnight, Deep Space, Black Hole, Void, Ink
- GitHub — Dark, Light, Dimmed, Dark HC, Colorblind
- Solarized — Solarized Dark, Solarized Light, Muted, Sage, Sand
- Tokyo — Tokyo Night, Tokyo Storm, Tokyo Day, Tokyo Moon, Kanagawa
Every theme uses a varied, readable syntax palette — a distinct color for
keywords, strings, functions, numbers, types, variables, properties, and
operators.
Using it
- Click the ThemePaint icon in the Activity Bar (left edge) to open the picker.
- Click any theme to apply it. The current one is checked.
- Use the search box to filter by name.
- Reset to my previous theme switches back to whatever theme you had before
you first used ThemePaint.
You can also run ThemePaint: Open Theme Picker from the Command Palette.
License
MIT
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