Learn to customize the famed Ghostty terminal with new themes. Learn about using the in-built ones as well as the external ones.

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Ghostty terminal emulator offers extensive theming capabilities with built-in theme preview functionality and support for external themes. The guide covers how to configure themes through the config file, preview themes before applying them, and showcases 14 popular themes including Monokai variants, Catppuccin, Nord, and light themes like Ayu Light and Primary. Users can easily switch between themes by modifying the configuration file or adding custom theme files to the themes directory.

14 Themes for Beautifying Your Ghostty Terminal

But first, learn to preview a theme in Ghostty