Third Party Themes

Share your custom CRT themes here for others to try.

Format:

### Theme Name

*Description*

By Author

Code:

`json
`

Themes:

Kindle

A theme based on a Kindle Keyboard 3rd gen.

By @Tribex

Code:

{
  "ambientLight": 0,
  "backgroundColor": "#d4ddc4",
  "bloom": 0,
  "brightness": 0.3704,
  "burnIn": 0.4038,
  "chromaColor": 0,
  "contrast": 1,
  "flickering": 0,
  "fontColor": "#1e1e1e",
  "fontName": "INCONSOLATA",
  "fontWidth": 1,
  "frameName": "NO_FRAME",
  "glowingLine": 0,
  "horizontalSync": 0,
  "jitter": 0,
  "rasterization": 0,
  "rbgShift": 0,
  "saturationColor": 0,
  "screenCurvature": 0,
  "staticNoise": 0,
  "windowOpacity": 1,
  "name": "Kindle"
}

Clean

A theme focused on optimizing readability for a daily use but still keeping all the fun.

By @sshbio

Code:

{
  "ambientLight": 0,
  "backgroundColor": "#000000",
  "bloom": 0.1,
  "brightness": 1,
  "burnIn": 0,
  "chromaColor": 1,
  "contrast": 1,
  "flickering": 0.3,
  "fontColor": "#ffffff",
  "fontName": "TERMINUS_SCALED",
  "fontWidth": 1,
  "frameName": "NO_FRAME",
  "glowingLine": 0,
  "horizontalSync": 0.25,
  "jitter": 0.2,
  "rasterization": 0,
  "rbgShift": 0,
  "saturationColor": 1,
  "screenCurvature": 0,
  "staticNoise": 0.05,
  "windowOpacity": 1,
  "name": "Clean"
}

Vertigo

Classic green, subtle jitter, no frame or glowing line (repo: crt-themes).

By @qjcg

Code:

{
  "ambientLight": 0.16,
  "backgroundColor": "#000000",
  "bloom": 0.65,
  "brightness": 0.5,
  "burnIn": 0.1969,
  "chromaColor": 0,
  "contrast": 0.85,
  "flickering": 0.1,
  "fontColor": "#aaff7f",
  "fontName": "IBM_DOS",
  "fontWidth": 1,
  "frameName": "NO_FRAME",
  "glowingLine": 0,
  "horizontalSync": 0.16,
  "jitter": 0.0529,
  "rasterization": 0,
  "rbgShift": 0,
  "saturationColor": 0,
  "screenCurvature": 0,
  "staticNoise": 0,
  "windowOpacity": 0.6961,
  "name": "vertigo"
}

Toucan

Has a frame, uses full chroma coloring. Intended for working with things that produce lots of color output.

By @mdchia

Code:

{
  "ambientLight": 0.15,
  "backgroundColor": "#000000",
  "bloom": 0.2,
  "brightness": 0.5,
  "burnIn": 0.1,
  "chromaColor": 1,
  "contrast": 0.85,
  "customCommand": "",
  "flickering": 0,
  "fontColor": "#aaff7f",
  "fontName": "ATARI_400",
  "fontWidth": 1,
  "frameName": "SIMPLE_WHITE_FRAME",
  "glowingLine": 0,
  "horizontalSync": 0.16,
  "jitter": 0.05,
  "rasterization": 1,
  "rbgShift": 0,
  "saturationColor": 0,
  "screenCurvature": 0.05,
  "staticNoise": 0,
  "useCustomCommand": false,
  "windowOpacity": 0.7,
  "name": "Toucan"
}

Apple II Blue Text

A cool usable Apple II style terminal with blue text that is not too bright, not too overpowering, and just right ^_^

By @sbanya

Code:

{
  "ambientLight": 0.0154,
  "backgroundColor": "#000000",
  "bloom": 0.0051,
  "brightness": 0.5,
  "burnIn": 0.0051,
  "chromaColor": 0,
  "contrast": 0.85,
  "customCommand": "",
  "flickering": 0.0668,
  "fontColor": "#00e6ff",
  "fontName": "APPLE_II",
  "fontWidth": 1,
  "frameName": "SIMPLE_WHITE_FRAME",
  "glowingLine": 0.0325,
  "horizontalSync": 0.0394,
  "jitter": 0.0223,
  "rasterization": 1,
  "rbgShift": 0,
  "saturationColor": 0,
  "screenCurvature": 0,
  "staticNoise": 0.0497,
  "useCustomCommand": false,
  "windowOpacity": 1,
  "name": "Apple II Blue Text"
}