Pink Blush

A soft pastel pink light theme with rose-tinted surfaces and colorful Dracula-inspired syntax.

Illustrative Pink Blush palette and workbench preview

Illustrative palette/workbench mockup, not a screenshot of VS Code. Rounded outer frames shown in the mockup are not native theme features.

Install

Search for Pink Blush by jenna-studio in Extensions when available on the Marketplace. Run Preferences: Color Theme and choose Pink Blush after installing.

For a downloaded VSIX, run Extensions: Install from VSIX... and select pink-blush.vsix.

Surfaces

Surface	Color
Editor	`#FFF5F7`
Sidebar	`#FAE8ED`
Activity bar	`#F2D0DA`
Title bar	`#F2D0DA`
Status bar	`#D4688A`
Terminal	`#F5E0E8`
Tabs	`#F5DDE4`
Selection	`#F5C6D0`

Syntax palette

Role	Color
Comments	`#7E6B8A`
Keywords	`#C54B8C`
Types	`#0D9B9B`
Functions	`#1A8C42`
Strings	`#B09B00`
Numbers, Characters	`#7C4DBA`
Parameters	`#D66A2D`

The theme includes language-specific TextMate rules and token font styles. Language extensions and user semantic-token settings may affect the final rendering. Colors are preserved from the existing theme; no blanket accessibility-conformance claim is made.

Native theme behavior

No CSS loader, runtime code, or additional dependency is required. On macOS, use "window.titleBarStyle": "custom" to let the title bar adopt theme colors. Both sidebars share native theme settings. Extension webviews can use their own styling, and user overrides can change the appearance.

Preview and package

images/screenshot.png is an illustrative preview bundled with the package. The embedded description images must also be available at their configured public HTTPS URLs to render inside VS Code and the Marketplace.

Pink Blush

Jinseon Yoo

Pink Blush

Install

Surfaces

Syntax palette

Native theme behavior

Preview and package

License