Lilt

Soft pink accents on deep, moody backgrounds.
Six color themes for Visual Studio Code: five dark and one light.

Themes

Theme	Mode	Editor background	What makes it different
Lilt	Dark	`#100E23`	The signature look: deep indigo, pink keywords, sky-blue functions and lavender types.
Lilt Pro	Dark	`#100E23`	The Lilt palette with more detailed highlighting for built-in types.
Lilt Soft	Dark	`#202330`	A lighter slate-blue background with the same syntax colors.
Lilt Warm	Dark	`#231A2D`	A plum-tinted background and a deeper rose for buttons.
Lilt X	Dark	`#100E23`	A pinker take: soft-pink variables and properties, hot-pink numbers and cyan links.
Lilt Light	Light	`#EFF1F5`	A light variant with magenta keywords and orange functions.

Lilt theme preview

Lilt Pro theme preview

Lilt Soft theme preview

Lilt Warm theme preview

Lilt X theme preview

Lilt Light theme preview

Open the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X, or Cmd+Shift+X on macOS).
Search for Lilt and click Install. You can also run ext install zso-Rose.lilt from Quick Open (Ctrl+P).
Open the color theme picker with Ctrl+K Ctrl+T (Cmd+K Cmd+T on macOS) and choose a Lilt theme.

All six themes turn on semantic highlighting. Leave editor.semanticHighlighting.enabled at its default (configuredByTheme) to see the full colors.
Comments are italic in every Lilt theme.

Found a color that looks off, or have an idea for a new variant? Open an issue.