A calm, low-contrast editor theme built around a muted jade base, with soft mauve for types, quiet blue for functions, and warm tan for numbers. Two coordinated variants share the same palette so your workspace stays consistent across light and dark.
Preview
Light
Dark
Previews are generated theme-color mockups, not native editor captures.
Palette
The same accent set drives both variants — jade green for the UI and links, mauve for types and classes, and soft tan for numbers.
Role
Light
Dark
Editor background
#E6F2DD pale jade
#1F2D29 deep green
Foreground
#30473F fern
#E2EFE3 haze
Side bar / panel
#CFE3CD
#293C34
Title / status bar
#B1D3B9 / #CFE3CD
#30463D / #293C34
Accent (links / focus)
#3D695D jade
#A3CFB6 mist
Button
#3D695D
#88BDA4
Keywords
#365F56
#A3CFB6
Strings
#526A3E moss
#C0D3A4 sage
Numbers
#806039 tan
#DCC39D sand
Types / classes
#75617C mauve
#C5B4CF lavender
Functions
#3E657B slate
#A8CAD8 ice
Comments
#586F60
#A0B9A8
Errors
#AB4858 rose
#E69DA8 blush
Features
Two coordinated variants — Jade Veil Theme Light and Jade Veil Theme Dark in one extension.
Soft, low-contrast palette tuned for long sessions without eye strain.
Full UI theming — activity bar, status bar, side bar, terminal, and widgets follow the theme.
Syntax highlighting — keywords, strings, types, functions, and markup styled with the shared palette.
Semantic highlighting enabled for richer, language-aware colors.
Terminal ANSI colors matched to the theme so the integrated terminal blends in.
Installation
Download jade-veil-theme-1.0.0.vsix.
In VS Code, open the Command Palette and run Extensions: Install from VSIX..., then select the file.
Open the Command Palette and run Preferences: Color Theme, then choose Jade Veil Theme Light or Jade Veil Theme Dark.
Development
Open this folder in VS Code and press F5 to launch an Extension Development Host with the theme loaded.
Regenerate the preview images with:
python scripts/generate-store-screenshots.py
Publisher
Published by lilinhuang on the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
