Discord themes & snippets
Change how Discord looks. Search the collection, take a look at a preview and add your favourite to Vantacord, Equicord or Vencord.
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How to add a theme
- 1
Copy the link
Press Copy link on a theme you like. Every theme and snippet has one.
- 2
Paste it in Discord
Open Discord settings, go to Vantacord → Themes, paste the link in the Online Themes box and press Add.
- 3
Switch it on
Find the theme in your list and turn it on. To go back, turn it off again.
How to add a snippet
A snippet is a small piece of CSS that changes one thing (a colour, a button, a layout tweak). You can add it two ways:
- A
The same way as a theme
Press Copy link, open Vantacord → Themes, paste it in Online Themes and press Add, then switch it on. Good for keeping each snippet on its own switch.
- B
In QuickCSS
On the snippet's page press Copy @import. In Vantacord settings press Edit QuickCSS, paste the line on its own row and save. Make sure Enable Custom CSS is on. To remove the snippet later, delete that line.
A theme can change anything you see in Discord, and not every theme is made for Vantacord, so a few may look a bit off. Every theme here was checked by a program, but no check is perfect. Only use themes from authors you trust.
Credits
The themes belong to their authors
Every theme and snippet here was made by someone else. Each one links to its author and to where it is published. Nothing is copied or re-hosted on this site: the buttons send you to the author's own files. A Copy link points to the author's own file on GitHub, or to the theme library's copy of it, so check the author's page for newer updates.
How the safety check works
A program read the CSS of every theme and snippet, and every file each one loads from its author's site. It looks for known bad tricks: code that can send what you type or click to another site, links to logging or shortening sites, and files loaded from accounts that no longer exist (someone else could take those names over). Themes that fail were left out. The rest show a note if they load pictures or fonts from other sites or if part of them no longer loads.
This is a check, not a guarantee. An author can change their files after the check, so a theme that was fine today could change later.
Slow or broken themes
Each theme is also measured for how heavy it is: how much CSS it loads, how many blur effects and never-ending animations it has. Heavy ones are marked "Can slow Discord" and are easy to skip with the Light only button. A theme that imports files which no longer exist shows "May look broken". Where the missing file still exists at a new address, the theme has been fixed here with a small helper file that loads it from there.
Pictures from websites that Vantacord doesn't allow won't show; the theme's page says which.
Where the list comes from
The list, descriptions and preview pictures come from the Equicord Theme Library (themes.equicord.org) and the BetterDiscord store (betterdiscord.app/themes). A theme that is in both is only listed once. This site isn't connected to either of them. Like numbers include the ones the library had when the list was made, plus the likes given here. "Copied" counts how many times people copied a link on this site (once per person per day).