DraculaVibes

A near-black VS Code theme inspired by Dracula, blood moon nights, and Halloween. Blood-red keywords, pumpkin-orange functions, and purple accents bring color to a dark editor.

Preview

DraculaVibes TypeScript color palette preview

This rendered syntax preview illustrates the theme palette. Highlighting can vary by language, extension, and semantic token support.

Install and activate

Open Extensions in VS Code with Ctrl+Shift+X.
Search for DraculaVibes by leen2005272 and click Install.
Open the Command Palette with Ctrl+Shift+P.
Run Preferences: Color Theme and select DraculaVibes.

Already installed? Update DraculaVibes in Extensions, then reload VS Code if needed.

Color palette

Element	Color
Editor background	Near-black `#0D0A10`
Keywords and tags	Blood red `#FF6685`
Functions and methods	Pumpkin orange `#FF914D`
Numbers	Dracula purple `#BD93F9`
Types and classes	Lavender `#E4B4FF`
Strings	Pale green `#C7E38D`
Comments	Muted violet `#887591`

Features

Dark editor, sidebar, tabs, and terminal backgrounds.
Coordinated cursor, selection, and line highlight colors.
TextMate highlighting and semantic token colors for supported languages.
A blood moon and bat icon.

Customize

Open Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON) and add theme-specific overrides:

"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
  "[DraculaVibes]": {
    "editor.background": "#08060B"
  }
}

Author

Leen Eyad

DraculaVibes

leen2005272

DraculaVibes

Preview

Install and activate

Color palette

Features

Customize

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