✨ Overview

Carbon Candy delivers a family of dark themes blending deep carbon tones with vivid candy-style highlights — pink, purple, gradients, and more.

Built on the elegance of Oxocarbon, this pack enhances syntax clarity while adding personality through energetic and playful color contrasts.

From refined anthracite to expressive neon palettes, Carbon Candy offers a sweet selection of moods for every developer.

🎨 Theme Variants Included

🖤 Core Dark Variants

• Anthracite
• Dark
• Graphene

🌈 Graphene Gradient Variants

Smooth, carbon-inspired multi-tone transitions:

• Graphene Gradient v1
• Graphene Gradient v2
• Graphene Gradient v3
• Graphene Gradient v4

🍬 Graphene Solid Candy Colors

Punchy, vibrant, and high-contrast variants:

• Pink
• Purple

📦 Installation

1. Open Extensions in VS Code
2. Search for “Carbon Candy”
3. Click Install
4. Open the Command Palette → “Preferences: Color Theme”
5. Choose your favorite Carbon Candy variant
6. Enjoy the neon-sweet darkness 🍬✨

🛠️ Why Choose Carbon Candy?

• Deep, eye-friendly dark backgrounds
• Bright neon candy accents for excellent syntax visibility
• Visually striking contrast without sacrificing readability
• Multiple unique moods:
  • Minimal
  • Gradient
  • Playful color-rich
• Optimized for:
  • Java
  • Kotlin
  • Python
  • TypeScript / JavaScript
  • JSON
  • Markdown
  • and more
• Compatible with:
  • VS Code
  • Antigravity

🖼️ Screenshots

Coming soon…
High-quality previews of each theme variant will be added.

Carbon Candy Pink

Carbon Candy Purple

📄 Changelog

See the full changelog in CHANGELOG.md.

🔖 License

This project is released under the MIT License.
See LICENSE.

Credits & Attributions

Carbon Candy’s file icons are inspired by and partially derived from open-source resources:

• Symbol Icons — https://github.com/miguelsolorio/vscode-symbols
• Oxocarbon-5 — https://github.com/DaKili/oxocarbon-5
• Additional SVG assets adapted and recolored for Carbon Candy

All referenced materials are used under their respective open-source licenses.
Special thanks to the authors and contributors of these projects for their excellent work.