Gradify
Per-workspace gradient colors for the VS Code activity bar, status bar, and title bar.
Each project gets its own gradient — switch between workspaces and the colors follow automatically.
Features
- 16 built-in gradient presets (Miami, Vaporwave, Cyberpunk, Ocean, and more)
- Custom hex color input with live preview
- Per-workspace isolation — different gradients for different projects
- Gradients persist across VS Code restarts
Custom Gradients
Enter any comma-separated hex colors (2–6 stops) and see a live preview before applying.


Usage
| Command |
Description |
Gradify: Pick Gradient |
Open the gradient picker for the current workspace |
Gradify: Reset |
Remove the gradient from the current workspace |
Requirements
Gradify uses Custom CSS and JS Loader to inject true CSS gradients into VS Code's UI. It is installed automatically as a dependency.
On first install:
- Open a folder/workspace in VS Code
Cmd+Shift+P → Gradify: Pick Gradient
- Click Reload Now when prompted
Note: VS Code will show an "installation appears corrupt" banner — this is expected. Click Don't Show Again.
Presets
- Miami —
#ff6ec7 → #ffb86c → #ffe66d
- Vaporwave —
#ee9ca7 → #ffdde1 → #a18cd1
- Ocean —
#2193b0 → #6dd5ed
- Cyberpunk —
#fc466b → #3f5efb
- Sunset —
#ff512f → #f09819
- and 11 more…
License
MIT
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