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Choose Our Own Custom Theme Colors

Animus Angel

Hi! For a while, I've been wondering if Discord will ever allow the option to choose our own theme colors. The themes they already have just don't express my personality and I think it'd be a cool feature to add. So, my thinking is that there can be an option to customize and pick three or four colors for the theme to fade into, and get a preview like we do with the other themes. And maybe a feature that saves our custom themes, too if we change it and decide to go back and fourth between themes based on our mood or way we identify/present ourselves that day. Instead of having to remember hex codes or struggle to choose similar colors, our previous custom themes would be saved so we won't have to deal with any hassles. I hope my explanation was decent and informitive enough! Thank you for reading my post! Have a great day!

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Dato Stemmer
  • Venexis

    Yeah, themes after 8 (eight!) years is already garbage, but oh, wait, you only get them if you have nitro. And then you have a grand total of like 6 that aren't glaringly noisy and awful, and most of those are pastel shades… It's just another way Discord is demonstrating how wildly out of touch they are.

    If you're open to suggestions, may I recommend Revolt (https://revolt.chat/)? The out-of-the-box theme selection is considerable, but if there's nothing you like there, they give you all the tools to literally make your own, per element, to your liking. No ridiculous nitro sub, no terrible limited selection to choose from, no one size fits all approach, and all pretty much from day one. And the best part? If you find a prebuilt theme you just love, except for that single annoying thing… they also give you the option to override any individual parts of a theme with your own preferences. 

    The service as a whole is still a little rough around the edges, but they're refreshingly reasonable, and don't try to take your wallet hostage for QoL stuff like themes.

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