- Go to Releases and download the
.tresfile for your version. Use the high ppi file for high pixel density displays (i.e if you're using a laptop with a high-resolution display and in-engine display scale over 100%) - In Godot open
Editor Settings -> Interface -> Theme, and choose the downloaded theme in theEditor Themefield
- For Godot 4.2.x and current 4.3dev5 use this version: 1.2.1
- For Godot versions newer than 4.3dev5 use this version: 1.3.0
To match the look of the theme in the screenshot use the following settings:
- Base Color:
#252525 - Accent Color:
#569eff - Contrast:
0.2 - Icon Saturation:
2
If you're using a different base color rather than the recommended one (non-monochrome), input fields may look wrong. I did my best to support all editor settings, however, as of today, some things in Godot just can't be themed. There's no way to style LineEdits with support for different base colors
Gamefromscratch made a video showing the evolution of Godot UI over the years and explaining how to use this theme
You can watch it on YouTube by clicking this:
