Obsidian Themes

Six premium Visual Studio Code themes in one extension. Designed for comfortable coding with refined palettes, minimal visual noise and carefully balanced syntax highlighting.

Theme gallery

Every screenshot below shows the same TypeScript code so you can compare syntax colors directly. Click an image to view it at full resolution.

Obsidian Cream

Warm ivory, beige and lavender mocha · Dark

Obsidian Cherry Velvet

Deep burgundy, dusty rose and warm ivory · Dark

Obsidian Forest

Deep evergreen and soft sage · Dark

Obsidian Graphite

Charcoal, silver and cool neutrals · Dark

Obsidian Moonstone

Midnight blue, mist and lavender · Dark

Obsidian Pearl

Soft pearl, warm taupe and sand · Light

Features

Six coordinated variants: five dark themes and one light theme.
Native VS Code colors for the editor, sidebar, tabs, terminal and other workbench elements.
TextMate and semantic-token syntax highlighting with subtle, readable contrast.
No custom CSS, no runtime code, and no changes to your editor settings.

Language coloring

Obsidian Themes includes additional coloring rules for JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX/TSX, HTML, CSS, SCSS, Python, Rust, Go, Java, C/C++, C#, Kotlin, PHP, Ruby, Swift, Dart, Lua/Luau (Roblox), SQL, GraphQL, JSON, YAML, TOML, Bash, PowerShell, Markdown and more.

The exact result depends on the TextMate grammar and semantic tokens available for the language. Some languages require a separate language-support extension; Obsidian Themes itself only changes colors.

Getting started

Install Obsidian Themes from Visual Studio Code Marketplace, or install a local .vsix using Extensions → … → Install from VSIX....
Press Ctrl+K, then Ctrl+T to open the theme selector.
Select your preferred Obsidian theme.

Created by Uily Studio. · MIT License.

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