Top 10 VS Code Themes
Working in a nice place makes you feel more productive, if you enjoy the look of your code, then you also enjoy writing it, editing it, and painstakingly debugging it. If visuals are important to you, then you’ve come to the right place. Want to make VS Code look a lot better? There are several ways to customize Visual Studio Code, but you should start first with a great theme! If you're looking for a new theme to change up your code editor in the new year, I'm here to help! Check out a variety of stylish themes with unique color palettes—from sleek to snazzy to vibrant and everything in between—to see what works best for you. Learn more about them in this article!
How to change your Visual Studio Code theme#
For MAC Users: ⌘K and then ⌘T to display the picker.
Or you can go to the Code > Preferences > Color Theme
For Windows Users: Ctrl + Shift + P
Or you can go to the File Icon >Theme Picker with File >Preferences >File Icon Theme
Here’s the list, choose whatever makes you productive.
Dracula Official:#
Shades of Purple:#
Winter is coming:#
Winter is Coming Dark Blue Theme
Winter is Coming Dark Black Theme
Winter is Coming Light Theme
Night Owl#
Night Owl
Light Owl
LaserWave:#
Firefox Theme#
Firefox Dark
Firefox Light
One Dark Pro#
Cobalt 2#
PaleNight#
OutRun#
OutRun Night
OutRun Electric
Additional Bonus Theme#
GitHub Theme:
GitHub Theme for classic GitHub is available in light, dark, light default, dark default, and dark dimmed versions. There are many developers who prefer GitHub's classic themes to these themes, which are similar to official GitHub.com themes.
There you have it! Those are some of my favorite themes available for VS Code, do you use any of these themes as well? What's your favorite VS-Code theme? Let me know in the comments 👇 😊
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