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Best Termux Themes

·2 min read·Learn Termux

Customize your terminal with the best Termux themes for a cleaner and more modern Linux experience on Android.

Best Termux Themes

Why Use Themes in Termux?

A good theme makes Termux:

Many developers customize Termux to create a cleaner terminal setup.


Install Termux Styling App

The easiest way to apply themes is using the Termux Styling app.

Install it from F-Droid.

App name:

Termux:Styling

Enable Extra Repository

Install the required repository first.

pkg install root-repo
pkg install x11-repo

Install Termux Styling

pkg install termux-api

Then install the styling app separately from F-Droid.


Best Termux Themes

Dracula

One of the most popular dark themes.

Features:

Best for:


Nord

A clean blue-toned theme.

Features:

Best for:


Solarized Dark

Balanced contrast with soft colors.

Features:


Gruvbox

A warm retro-style theme.

Features:


Monokai

Classic hacker-style appearance.

Features:


Change Theme in Termux

Open:

Termux:Styling

Then:

  1. Go to Colors
  2. Select a theme
  3. Apply changes

The theme updates instantly.


Change Font Style

Inside the styling app:

Fonts → Select Font

Popular fonts:


A clean beginner setup:

This setup works well for most users.


Bonus: Enable Extra Keys

Create config folder:

mkdir -p ~/.termux

Edit properties file:

nano ~/.termux/termux.properties

Add:

extra-keys = [['ESC','/','-','HOME','UP','END','PGUP'],['TAB','CTRL','ALT','LEFT','DOWN','RIGHT','PGDN']]

Reload settings:

termux-reload-settings

Final Thoughts

Customizing Termux makes the terminal more enjoyable and easier to use.

Start with a simple dark theme and comfortable font, then slowly build your own setup over time.

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