Autumn Ledger
Warm paper, walnut ink, burnt-sienna selections, harvest-gold accents, and a touch of leaf green make this light theme feel like an October field journal. It works with any icon theme.
Make the workspace yours
Download any theme individually and open the resulting .planetarytheme file with Planetary. Colour schemes and icon sets are independent, so every combination is yours to keep.
The collection
Every package contains a manifest that Planetary can index and install. Themes with icons can still be paired with any other colour scheme.
Warm paper, walnut ink, burnt-sienna selections, harvest-gold accents, and a touch of leaf green make this light theme feel like an October field journal. It works with any icon theme.
Soft, pastel accents over a deep mocha canvas. Catppuccin Mocha keeps long sessions comfortable while giving downloads, verification, and errors distinct gentle colours.
An indigo observatory palette with brass, cyan, and jewel-toned highlights. Its dimensional enamel icons bring a small instrument-panel feel to every action.

The familiar dark purple editor palette: charcoal surfaces, cool cyan links, electric pink uploads, and clear green, amber, and red status signals.
Vim’s unapologetic terminal character translated for Planetary: black surfaces, luminous cyan text, and vivid ANSI-inspired magenta, green, yellow, and red signals.
A restrained charcoal workspace with cool neutral surfaces. Its solid white bitmap glyphs remain crisp against the dark canvas, with no decorative outlines or gradients.

A quiet, high-clarity light palette built around paper-white surfaces and graphite controls. Its solid black bitmap glyphs keep actions unmistakable without decoration.

Warm retro earth tones, softened contrast, and a teal focus colour. Gruvbox Dark feels like a well-loved terminal without sacrificing status clarity.
A parchment-like light mode with warm cream surfaces, earthy text, and the same unmistakable Gruvbox teal and orange vocabulary.
Arctic blue-grey surfaces with restrained frost-blue activity and aurora-inspired green, yellow, red, and purple statuses.
A balanced charcoal editor palette with cool blue links, purple verification, and softly separated panels that stay readable at a glance.
A retro-futurist control room in plum, amber, magenta, and copper. Its compact illustrated icons give the toolbar a distinctly instrument-like presence.

A restrained charcoal terminal palette with amber controls and bitmap keycap glyphs inspired by the tactile IBM Model-M workstation aesthetic.

Industrial charcoal, oxidized copper, cream, and signal teal with bitmap glyphs inspired by relay cabinets and instrument-panel switches.

Graphite panels, satin-metal controls, and warm amber details evoke a broadcast mixing desk. Toolbar buttons have bitmap artwork for both their raised resting state and recessed pressed state.

Deep ocean navy, sea-glass cyan, signal yellow, and red warnings evoke a ship-bridge radar display. It works with any icon theme.
Near-black violet surfaces with electric cyan, hot pink, and ultraviolet accents. Obsidian Neon is the collection’s most dramatic colour-only theme.
Warm cream technical paper, graphite annotations, rust ink, and faded teal make Paper Console a light alternative to the darker console themes.
Espresso-dark surfaces, creamy vanilla text, pumpkin-orange focus, and toasted cinnamon controls give this October palette a cozy café mood. It works with any icon theme.
Green phosphor softened with forest-black surfaces and organic lime accents. Verdant CRT is gentler than a strict terminal palette and works with any icons.
Warm amber phosphor, deep brown-black surfaces, and restrained status colours evoke early text-mode workstations. Pair it with Keycap Terminal for the full look.

Green phosphor text, dark cabinet-like surfaces, and luminous activity colours recall monochrome text consoles. Pair it with Keycap Terminal for the full look.

Pure black, cyan, magenta, and white in unapologetically high contrast. CGA Terminal is intentionally loud, like a vivid text console. Pair it with Keycap Terminal for the full look.

A deep navy night sky accented with icy cyan and violet. Polar Night’s glossy blue icons add a cool, tactile layer while preserving a calm dark workspace.

A muted, low-contrast nocturne of pine green, rose, and lavender. Rosé Pine is gentle on the eyes while keeping activity colours warm and legible.
Ethan Schoonover’s precise blue-green dark base, with Solarized’s familiar blue, cyan, violet, orange, and red syntax accents.
The light Solarized canvas: warm ivory surfaces, blue focus states, and a carefully balanced contrast that avoids the glare of pure white.
A stormy blue-violet night palette with bright sky-blue links, purple verification, and warm orange warnings to cut through the dark.