Themes

Omarchy comes with eleven beautiful themes. You can select between them using Super + Ctrl + Shift + Space (or under Style > Theme with the Omarchy menu on just Super + Alt + Space). Each theme styles the desktop, terminal, neovim, btop, notifications (mako), top bar (waybar), application launcher (walker), and the lock screen (hyprlock).

tokyo-night.png Tokyo Night

catppuccin.png Catppuccin

everforest.png Everforest

gruvbox.png Gruvbox

osaka-jade.jpg Osaka Jade

kanagawa.png Kanagawa

nord.png Nord

2025-07-15-193947_hyprshot.png Matte Black

ristretto-theme.png Ristretto

omarchy-rose-pine.png Rose Pine

catppuccin-latte-theme.png Catppuccin Latte

Some themes have a set of background images that you can rotate between using Super + Ctrl + Space.

You can find even more themes on the extra themes page.

Making your own theme

You can add your own themes to ~/.config/omarchy/themes. Just copy one of the existing ones as a base, then tweak to your delight. As long as your theme is inside that folder, it'll be included in the theme selection menu.

If you want to distribute your theme so others can use it, you need to put it on a public git server, like GitHub. Then people can install it using omarchy-theme-install https://github.com/[name]/[name-of-theme].

If you're making a light mode theme, drop an empty file called light.mode in the root of your theme. Then it'll automatically be paired with light mode for all the apps.

Note: If you follow the naming convention of omarchy-[themename]-theme, the theme will show correctly as just [themename] in the theme selection menu.