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Cyber Pink Color Theme

Cyber Pink Color Theme

CYBER-PINKS

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💗 Pink & 💙 cyan / cyberpunk / neon glow / dark color theme for VS Code — futuristic contrast and bold style.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Cyber Pink Theme

License: MIT Release GitHub last commit

A vibrant VS Code color theme inspired by futuristic cyberpunk.

License & Credits

  • Publisher: CYBER-PINKS
  • Author: 1abcdefggs (takaer)
  • License: MIT © 2026 1abcdefggs

Design philosophy and features,

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For users who always use dark mode😎. A vibrant VS Code color theme inspired by cyberpunk, available in two primary colors: Neon Pink & Cyan. However, it is not suitable for people who easily experience eye strain from high contrast.

Variations

💡 How to build a futuristic world: Darken the room.

💗 Pink Theme 💙 Cyan Theme
Neon
Vivid & Vibrant
Pink Neon Cyan Neon
Soft
Calm & Eye-friendly
Pink Soft Cyan Soft

Neon themes provide high-contrast, energetic lighting for a true cyber-punk feel, while Soft themes offer a more subtle, comfortable palette for long hours of coding.

Layout & Contrast UI

A pure black background maximizes contrast and emphasizes neon elements.

Color Accent

Background Hierarchy (Outside-In Brightness)

The background layer follows a structural shading pattern. The outermost elements are the darkest, gradually becoming lighter towards the inner workspace.

Layer Color Elements Brightness
Outermost #000000 Title bar, activity bar, status bar, editor Darkest
Middle #0d0e17 Sidebar, panel, tab bar Medium
Inner #111320 Section headers, inputs, menus, widgets Lightest

Other Key Features

-Hover-Inverted UI: Status bar and menu bar items dynamically invert colors on mouse hover.

-Tuned Terminal: Carefully adjusted Terminal ANSI palette for maximum legibility.

-Interactive Tweaks: Inline theme editing via custom command.


Installation

If you download the repository from GitHub using the "Download ZIP" function, the default filename will be cyber-pink-theme-main.zip (which will create a folder named cyber-pink-theme-main after extraction).If you save it as an extension, you can open it from VS Code.

However, if you package (build) the repository by running the npx @vscode/vsce package command following the "Packaged Install" instructions in the README, the file extension will be .vsix, and the filename will typically look like this:

Local Install

  1. Copy or clone this folder into your VS Code extensions directory: -Windows: %USERPROFILE%/.vscode/extensions/ -macOS/Linux: ~/.vscode/extensions/

  2. Restart VS Code.

  3. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P) and run:

    Preferences: Color Theme

  4. Select one of the CYBER PINK variants.

Packaged Install (.vsix)

Steps to create an installer file from source code and install it.

  1. Package the extension with vsce:

    npx @vscode/vsce package
    
  2. Install the generated .vsix from the Extensions view (... → Install from VSIX...).

Commands

Command Title Description
cyberPink.editThemeColorAtCursor Edit Theme Color at Cursor Detects the token type at the cursor and lets you edit its theme color directly.
cyberPink.switchAccentPreset Switch Accent Preset Quick-switch between accent color presets.

Right-click in any editor and choose Edit Theme Color at Cursor to tweak token colors on the fly.

Color Reference

Accent Colors

Variant Primary Light Hover Inactive
Pink Neon #FF3399 #FF69B4 #CC297A #7d3060
Pink Soft #D92B82 #D95999 #AD2368 #6A2952
Cyan Neon #00f0ff #67e8f9 #00c3cc #1e3a4d
Cyan soft #00CCD9 #58C5D4 #00A6AD #1A3242

Semantic Colors

Role Color Usage
Success #7ee787 Git added, debug restart
Warning #f1fa8c Warnings, overview ruler
Danger #ff6b6b Errors, deletions, debug stop
Text #c8d1da Primary foreground
Muted #4a5568 Disabled, placeholder

Changelog

0.3.2 — Performance & Quality Update

  • Optimized assets: Converted all screenshots to WebP format for faster loading
  • Improved README: Clarified differences between Neon and Soft themes with comparison tables
  • Enhanced developer experience: Added automated image compression scripts
  • Added semantic color mapping test cases for reliable theme updates
  • Updated .vscodeignore to ensure clean packaging
  • General housekeeping and version bump

0.3.1 — Patch Fixes & Marketplace Compliance

-Fixed invalid image paths in README (Windows-style "" → "/" conversion) -Replaced remaining SVG references to comply with VS Code Marketplace restrictions -Updated README image sources to valid PNG/WEBP formats -Ensured GitHub Actions release workflow passes successfully -Minor cleanup and consistency fixes following the 0.3.0 update

0.3.0

-Theme Naming Update & README Improvements -Updated theme variant names (Pink Neon / Pink Soft / Cyan Neon / Cyan Soft) -Improved README layout and background hierarchy table -Cleaned up old screenshot assets -Added Automated features such as image resizing -Other examples include color codes, etc.

0.2.1

-Fixed theme colors (updated active window border color to cyber cyan)

0.2.0

-Added 4 theme variants: Pink, Pink Soft, Cyan, Cyan Soft -Redesigned background hierarchy (outside-in brightness) -Added hover-inverted UI for statusbar and menubar -Added accent-colored borders for activity bar, title bar, status bar -Improved list hover, input field, and terminal styling

0.1.0

-Initial release with dark cyberpunk color scheme -Added Edit Theme Color at Cursor command

Repository & Issues

Repository: https://github.com/cyber-pinks/cyber-pink-theme

Report issues or request features via Issues on GitHub.

License Copyright

This project is Licensed under the MIT License MIT LICENSE.

Copyright (c) 2026 1abcdefggs

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