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Beautiful Themes for Sublime Text 3

I have been using ST3 for a while now on test drive and I have checked out some of the themes currently available for Sublime Text 3. All of these themes are available via Package Control. I am also going to link the screenshots to their respective github repo in case you don’t want to use Package Control for some (weird) reasons.

Soda Theme

Soda is probably the most popular theme for Sublime Text

Flatland Theme

Cobalt 2

Nexus Theme

Reminds me of Google Nexus.

Nexus Theme

Pseudo OSX theme

Mac / OS X users are going to love this one

Reeder Theme

Here’s another nice one

Phoenix Theme

And it’s cool

Centurion

Which one did I miss?

So you know there’s a cool theme for ST3 that is not yet on this list? Please let me know in the comments, I shall add it.

36 replies on “Beautiful Themes for Sublime Text 3”

I haven’t yet used it. They mention something language agnostic. If they have stuff specialized for different programming languages, then this is something new and awesome.

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I think it’s not very polite to promote other editors when the article is neither about comparing features nor a debate of which editor is better.

Anyway, you’re wrong.

Notepad++ is an excellent editor but it’s not better than Sublime.

And no, I don’t want to start a flame war.

Regards.

~Claro que o Notepad++ é melhor que o Sublime!~
Continua usando o Notepad++ e deixa os pros com Sublime, blz!
Só pode estar maluco esse cara!

It works “mostly” fine.

The dropdowns lists (cmd+p, cmd+shift+p, cmd+r, etc.) have border issues.

I would have to agree with you on both fronts. It’s not really necessary to even mention Notepad++ here (which in my opinion and many others, could not stand up to Sublime Text).

This article was written about Themes for Sublime Text, not Notepad++.

Nice post! Look for this theme also <a href=”https://github.com/kkga/spacegray”>Spacegray</a>

@VladimirRamos (I know this thread is a half year old now but I had to reply). I completely agree. It is not really polite or thoughtful to respond the way that you did. As an avid *nix and OSX user for the last 15 years, I have had a chance to play around with various other text editors (and IDE’s as well) with the mission of finding what works for me, personally. Notepad++ for Windows is a feature rich application– but you had no business telling us that, here.

Think about it before you comment next time @VladimirRamos.

Watson, Numix…especially with Numix’s thinner version, looks pretty. I use Watson with Jade Sail (customized Sail Color-Scheme) for Javascript, Golang and C.

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