Color My Desktop is an easy to use tool for creating, managing, and applying custom color palettes to custom generated themes for the gnome-shell/ KDE-Plasma / GTK4 apps.
It also includes options for creating Vesktop, Zen-browser, and YouTube themes with your colors, allowing for easy and uniform customization of your desktop environment.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Picking hex color values for
- Primary (main color used on top bar, window bar, and main window elements)
- Secondary (used for window backgrounds and some accents)
- Tertiary (used mostly for accents and some backgrounds)
- Text color.
- Apply colors to / create themes for
- GNOME.
- KDE-Plasma.
- Zen-browser.
- Youtube (Zen browser only).
- Vesktop.
- Papirus Icons.
- GTK4 Apps.
Website: github.com/Schwarzen/colormydesktop
Support:
Developer: Schwarzen
License: Apache License 2.0
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