A simple plugin for finding and applying editor color themes in the Eclipse IDE.
This project started when the original eclipsecolorthemes.org website went offline. To help the community, I built a new, modern, open-source alternative: eclipse-color-themes.vercel.app.
I then realized the old plugin was also outdated, so I decided to build this one to provide a simple, direct way to use the themes from the new site.
- Dozens of popular themes included right out of the box.
- A link to download hundreds more from the community collection.
- A clean preference page with a live preview for your code.
- Import support for your own favorite
.xmltheme files. - Syntax highlighting support for Java, C++, XML, and more via an adapter system.
- Go to
Help -> Eclipse Marketplace.... - Search for
Eclipse Themes. - Click Install.
- Go to
Help -> Install New Software.... - Click Add... and enter the URL:
https://ahatem.github.io/eclipse-themes-plugin/ - Give it a name (like
Eclipse Themes) and complete the installation.
- Go to
Window -> Preferences(orEclipse -> Settings...on macOS). - Navigate to
General -> Appearance -> Eclipse Themes. - Pick a theme from the list to see how it looks.
- Click Apply and Close to set your new editor theme.
Contributions are always welcome! The best way to help is to add a new theme to the collection.
Please read the Contributing Guidelines to get started.
This project is licensed under the Eclipse Public License 2.0. See the LICENSE file for details.
- This project wouldn't exist without the original Eclipse Color Theme plugin.
- I also learned a lot from the clean architecture of the BetterThemes project by TheKodeToad.
- And a huge thank you to everyone who has created and shared a theme with the community.

