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The themes directory is a collection of color themes for Discord clients that support custom theming. Each theme is defined by a primary and secondary color pair and organized into categories. Anyone can browse and submit themes.

Browsing themes

Visit discord.place/themes to explore the collection:
  • Search — find themes by color or category
  • Categories — filter by style: Gradient, Light, Dark, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, and Pink
Each theme card shows a preview of the primary and secondary colors, the publisher, and the submission date.

Submitting a theme

You must be a member of the discord.place Discord server to submit a theme. You can only have one theme pending approval at a time, and duplicate color combinations are rejected.
1

Join the discord.place server

Membership in the official discord.place Discord server is required before submitting.
2

Go to the submission page

Navigate to discord.place/themes and click Submit Theme.
3

Choose your colors

Provide two hex color values:
  • Primary color — the main accent color for your theme
  • Secondary color — the supporting color
If your primary and secondary colors are different, you must include the Gradient category. If both colors are the same, do not include Gradient.
4

Select categories

Choose one or more categories that describe your theme’s style.
5

Submit for review

Click Submit. Your theme enters the moderation queue. Once approved it appears in the public directory.

How themes work

Themes on discord.place are color definitions, not client mod files. They represent a color palette that can be applied using a Discord client modification such as Vencord or BetterDiscord. The primary and secondary colors correspond to the main and accent colors used in those theming systems.
Using third-party client modifications may violate Discord’s Terms of Service. Use them at your own risk.

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