Change Themes
Typora has 5~6 built-in themes. Changing writing theme can be done by selecting theme under the theme
menu bar. You could also download, install, modify or write your own custom theme to stylize Typora.
Typora use CSS to stylish all contents, each theme under theme
menu is one .css
files under “typora’s theme folder”. So, briefly speaking, you could add/modify themes by adding/modifying correspond css files under “typora’s theme folder”.
Get Typora Themes
We have an office website Typora Theme Gallery for designers/developers to share their custom themes with others. You could download theme from there.
Install Custom Themes
- Open Theme Folder. (see instructions below)
- Copy or move
.css
file and related resources, like fonts or images, into the newly opened folder. - Restart typora, then select it from
Themes
menu.
Open Theme Folder
macOS
Open preference panel by cmd+`
, then click “Open Theme Folder”
Windows/Linux
Open preference panel from File
→ Preference
from menubar, then click “Open Theme Folder”:
Modify Current Styles
Sometimes, you may just want to change font family for all themes, for change font-color for headings for a specific themes. In this case, you do not need to copy/modify a whole exiting css file, just Add Custom CSS is enough. In brief:
- Create & write a
base.user.css
under theme folder, the css rules inside it will be applied to all themes. - Create & write a
{theme-css-name}.user.css
under theme folder, the css rules inside it will only be applied to theme file{theme-css-name}.css
.
Please note that the built-in CSS theme files will get overwritten completely on typora version up, so, write your custom css into *.user.css
, instead of the existing files, will prevent your modifications from being lost after update.
Write My Own Theme
Please refer to Write Custom Theme for Typora.