My Windows Terminal Color Schemes
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The Windows Terminal became generally available at the Microsoft Build 2020 virtual conference a couple of weeks ago. I already blogged about how you can customize your Windows Terminal settings and shared my settings.json file. Many people asked me about the different Windows Terminal Color Schemes I use. So I thought a blog post would be a good way of sharing my Windows Terminal Schemes.
Windows Terminal 1.0 was released on May 19, you can find more documentation here on Microsoft Docs .
I already shared a couple of blog posts on how you can customize your Windows Terminal experience:
- My Customized Windows Terminal Settings.json
- Add a PowerShell Remote Session in Windows Terminal
- Change the Windows Terminal Theme from Light to Dark
- How to Change the Windows Terminal Background Image
- How to open Windows Terminal from Command Prompt or Run
- New Microsoft Code and Terminal Font Cascadia Code
My Windows Terminal Color Schemes
Here is my Windows Terminal Color Schemes. Since I use the acrylic effect, I post a picture when the Windows Terminal window is active and one where it is inactive.
Vibrant Tom
Vibrant Tom
Vibrant Tom Inactive
This one I use for my default shell (PowerShell 7).
{ // Color Scheme: VibrantTom "background" : "#16171D", "black" : "#878787", "blue" : "#44B4CC", "brightBlack" : "#E373C8", "brightBlue" : "#0000FF", "brightCyan" : "#19D1D8", "brightGreen" : "#81EC0D", "brightPurple" : "#FF00FF", "brightRed" : "#FF0000", "brightWhite" : "#E5E5E5", "brightYellow" : "#FFD93D", "cyan" : "#19D1D8", "foreground" : "#FFFFFF", "green" : "#CCFF04", "name" : "VibrantTom", "purple" : "#9933CC", "red" : "#FF6600", "white" : "#F5F5F5", "yellow" : "#FFD93D" },
Windows PowerShell Tom
Windows PowerShell Tom
Windows PowerShell Tom Inactive
{ // Color Scheme: PowerShellTom "background" : "#012456", "black" : "#000000", "blue" : "#0000ff", "brightBlack" : "#AAAAAA", "brightBlue" : "#44B4CC", "brightCyan" : "#19D1D8", "brightGreen" : "#81EC0D", "brightPurple" : "#FF00FF", "brightRed" : "#FF0000", "brightWhite" : "#E5E5E5", "brightYellow" : "#FFD93D", "cyan" : "#19D1D8", "foreground" : "#FFFFFF", "green" : "#00ff00", "name" : "PowerShellTom", "purple" : "#9933CC", "red" : "#FF6600", "white" : "#F5F5F5", "yellow" : "#FFD93D" },
Retro Command Prompt
Retro Command Prompt
Dracula
Dracula
Dracula Inactive
{ // Color Scheme: Dracula "background" : "#282A36", "black" : "#21222C", "blue" : "#BD93F9", "brightBlack" : "#6272A4", "brightBlue" : "#D6ACFF", "brightCyan" : "#A4FFFF", "brightGreen" : "#69FF94", "brightPurple" : "#FF92DF", "brightRed" : "#FF6E6E", "brightWhite" : "#FFFFFF", "brightYellow" : "#FFFFA5", "cyan" : "#8BE9FD", "foreground" : "#F8F8F2", "green" : "#50FA7B", "name" : "Dracula", "purple" : "#FF79C6", "red" : "#FF5555", "white" : "#F8F8F2", "yellow" : "#F1FA8C" },
Ubuntu Legit
UbuntuLegit
UbuntuLegit Inactive
This one I saw first at Scott Hanselman’s blog . This one I use for my Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) running Ubuntu.
{ // Color Scheme: UbuntuLegit "background": "#2C001E", "black": "#4E9A06", "blue": "#3465A4", "brightBlack": "#555753", "brightBlue": "#729FCF", "brightCyan": "#34E2E2", "brightGreen": "#8AE234", "brightPurple": "#AD7FA8", "brightRed": "#EF2929", "brightWhite": "#EEEEEE", "brightYellow": "#FCE94F", "cyan": "#06989A", "foreground": "#EEEEEE", "green": "#300A24", "name": "UbuntuLegit", "purple": "#75507B", "red": "#CC0000", "white": "#D3D7CF", "yellow": "#C4A000" },
Vibrant Tom Light
Vibrant Tom Light
Vibrant Tom Light Inactive
This one I am still working on. I am not 100 percent happy, so let me know if you have any ideas.
{ // Color Scheme: VibrantInkTom Light "background" : "#EEEEEE", "black" : "#878787", "blue" : "#44B4CC", "brightBlack" : "#595e68", "brightBlue" : "#0000FF", "brightCyan" : "#19D1D8", "brightGreen" : "#3f953a", "brightPurple" : "#FF00FF", "brightRed" : "#FF0000", "brightWhite" : "#E5E5E5", "brightYellow" : "#FF6600", "cyan" : "#44B4CC", "foreground" : "#16171D", "green" : "#3f953a", "name" : "VibrantTomLight", "purple" : "#9933CC", "red" : "#FF6600", "white" : "#F5F5F5", "yellow" : "#FFD93D" },
Conclusion
I hope this blog post helps you to customize your Windows Terminal and I hope you like my Windows Terminal color schemes. Let me know in the comments which Windows Terminal Theme you like best.
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