OBS Studio comes packed with several themes, including the new Yami theme. You can also use your operating system or desktop environment's themes.
To change the OBS Studio theme:
1.Open OBS Studio Settings |
The following themes come bundled with OBS Studio. Their files are located in the OBS Studio installation directory, specifically /data/obs-studio/themes/
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Starting with OBS Studio 28, Yami the new default theme developed by Warchamp7. It features a design with buttons that are easier to click, new iconography, and a navy blue tint.
For a look more similar to previous versions of OBS Studio, the new Grey theme mixes old with new: the dark colour scheme from the Dark theme with the proportions and icons from Yami.
The new Light theme is based on Yami but inverts the palette for a look that fits in with your light mode desktop.
An updated version of Acri by Warchamp7, based on Yami. This theme will suit those who feel Dark isn't dark enough!
An updated version of Rachni by Fenrir, based on Yami. Rachni retains its iconic teal and red highlights.
OBS Studio's previous default theme is still here! With its slightly smaller buttons and margins, it's also suitable for those with small screens.
The System theme looks and feels like other programs on your operating system.
The best place to install custom themes is in your user directory - the same place where profiles and scenes are stored, so that if you ever reinstall OBS Studio, you don't lose your custom themes.
%APPDATA%\obs-studio\themes\
~/Library/Application Support/obs-studio/themes/
~/.config/obs-studio/themes/
You may have to create the themes directory yourself.
You can find themes created by members of the community in the OBS Studio forums.
You can develop your own custom theme by creating a folder in the themes directory (above).
Themes use a combination of QSS, a subset of CSS 2, and a folder of custom images.