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Theme documentation.

How Omarchy themes work, from your first colors.toml to a listing that stays current.

10 guides · checked on Omarchy 4.0.0.alpha, September 15, 2026
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Start here

What an Omarchy theme actually is, and what happens when someone applies yours.

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Anatomy of a theme

Every file a theme repository can contain, what each one does, and which ones are dropped on install.

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colors.toml reference

Every palette key, how missing values are derived, and how templates read them.

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Create a theme

From a copied directory to a working theme, with a complete minimal example.

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Palette best practices

Contrast, the neutral ramp, choosing an accent, and the differences that matter in light mode.

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Backgrounds

Formats, sizes, ordering, and the licensing question you have to answer before you publish.

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Publish and get listed

Naming rules, the install command, getting onto omarchy.org, and how this gallery imports themes.

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For theme authors

Submit your theme to this gallery, keep the listing current as you push, and what review means for your images.

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Plugins

Where a theme stops and a plugin begins, and what to link when yours needs one.

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Sources and licensing

What these docs are based on, what we deliberately did not copy, and where to read upstream.

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A little reading. A little making.

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