NOTE: THIS REPO IS ARCHIVED AND NO LONGER MAINTAINED. It will remain up for historical reference however.
This is a collection of simple color themes for the ProtonMail v3.16.x web app. 🎨
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Copy the CSS directly and edit the colors.
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Copy the CSS directly and edit the colors.
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Copy the CSS directly and customize the variable --image to your own image url. (Might not work with Content-Security-Policy blocking remote content anymore.)
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Copy the CSS directly and edit the colors.
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- Copy a CSS theme above.
- Paste in ProtonMail under Settings>Appearance>Custom Theme.
- Customize the colors (or leave default).
- Enjoy!
You can customize the theme colors to your liking:
/* First paste any CSS theme. */
/* Now you can set your colors. */
:root {
    --theme1: #3652d1; /* Blue instead of Red */
}The #xxx value is hexidecimal color value. And the root keyword is a CSS variable, that just sets the color values globally. These themes have been simplified to 7 "core" colors so you can easily make a custom color palette of your choice. You can also generate a pretty color palette from this site.
:root {
/* Core Theme Colors */
    --theme1: #66669a; /* Purple */
    --theme2: #5f5f60; /* Dark Grey */
    --theme3: #f0f0f0; /* Light Grey */
    --theme4: #bcbdbf; /* Grey */
    --theme5: #797a7c; /* Medium Grey */
    --theme6: #9397cd; /* Light Purple */
    --theme7: #fefefe; /* White */
}Enjoy!
- This is only available for the WEB version and not the MOBILE app.
- Some of these themes aren't always the best. If you have any problems you can open an issue here.
- If you're trying to use @import, the Content-Security-Policy (CSP) header blocks@importstatements from loading remote content. To get around this, please copy and paste the entire contents of the CSS theme rather than the@importline.
The above code used a CSS  This is no longer a concern, now that the Content-Security-Policy (CSP) Header blocks import statement for ease of use and quickly trying out a theme. However, the CSS import statement causes files to load sequentially instead of parallel, thus slowing down your pages load performance. Also, if your privacy is of the utmost importance, then I wouldn't use the CSS import statment from above. It potentially could reveal your behavior e.g. identifying when you load up ProtonMail using which specific theme. To avoid this, please copy & paste the entire contents of the CSS file, rather than use the import statement.@import statements from loading remote content.
Spot a problem or bug? You can open an issue here.
I'll accept pull requests to the master branch too. Please make sure to minify the CSS as well.
- Copy, edit, and share any of these themes.
- Licensed as MIT and free forever.



