Appearance Settings

Customize Omnilib's theme, fonts, and visual options to match your preferences.

Adjust how Omnilib looks and feels. All appearance settings are stored per-user and apply across all your devices.

Access these settings at Settings > Appearance (Cmd+, on macOS, Ctrl+, on Windows, then select Appearance).

Themes

ThemeDescription
LightClean, bright interface for well-lit environments
DarkLow-contrast dark background, easy on the eyes at night
OmniOmnilib's custom branded theme with distinctive warm tones
SystemAutomatically follows your operating system's light/dark setting

Select a theme from the Theme dropdown. The change applies immediately without restarting.

Glass UI

Toggle Glass UI to enable frosted-glass morphism effects on panels, modals, and sidebars. When off, surfaces use solid backgrounds. When on, backgrounds gain a blur and transparency effect that shows depth between layers.

Colored file icons

Toggle Colored icons to show file-type-specific colors in the file tree (blue for TypeScript, green for data files, and so on). When off, all icons use a neutral monochrome style.

Font family

Choose from eight sans-serif typefaces and one monospace option:

  • Quicksand (default)
  • Roboto
  • Open Sans
  • Lato
  • Nunito
  • Poppins
  • Source Sans 3
  • DM Sans
  • JetBrains Mono

The selected font applies to the UI and Markdown editor. Code and terminal always use a monospace font regardless of this setting.

Font weight

Select Thin, Regular, or Bold to adjust the overall weight of text throughout the interface.

Font sizes

Configure each context independently:

ContextWhat it affects
UISidebar labels, menus, toolbar buttons, settings
MarkdownRendered Markdown preview and live editor
CodeCode editor and syntax-highlighted blocks
ChatAI chat messages and input field

Drag the slider or type a value directly for each context.

Markdown content width

Set how wide the text column is in the Markdown editor. The value is in characters (approximately). Range: 60–120 characters. Narrower widths improve readability for long-form text; wider widths let you see more content per line.

Collapsed sidebar by default

Enable Collapsed sidebar by default to start every session with the sidebar hidden. Press Cmd+B (Windows: Ctrl+B) at any time to expand it.