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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.