How to Create a Custom Color Scheme for Windows Terminal
Whether you’re using Windows Terminal for Command Prompt, PowerShell, or command line profiles, there are a variety of color schemes you can pick to personalize how they look. But if you don’t like any of the default color schemes, you can edit them or even create your own. That way, you can make the colors for the cursor, background, foreground, selections, and other visual elements your own.
Here’s how to edit or create a color scheme in Windows Terminal. We’ll even show you how to apply it to your Terminal profiles once you’re done.
How Do I Edit a Color Scheme in Windows Terminal?
Editing the color scheme is just one of the manyways you can customize the Windows Terminal. To do that, follow the steps below:
How Do I Create a Color Scheme in Windows Terminal?
If you don’t want to mess with the default color schemes, why not create your own? Follow the steps below to do just that:
How to Apply a Color Scheme in Windows Terminal
After editing or creating the color scheme, you could apply it with a few clicks. Follow the steps below:
Customizing Color Schemes in Windows Terminal Is Easy
Color schemes are highly customizable in Windows Terminal. That’s a good thing because you can make the profiles appear just how you like them. And the beauty about it is that Terminal offers a graphical way to do it.
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