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Obsidian Theme Reference
Note
If you are seeing this on GitHub, development has been moved over to Codeberg.
Foreword
Welcome to Obsidian Theme Reference (or OTR for short). This reference document will (hopefully) contain information about all current Obsidian themes in the community store. It hopes to be useful for those looking to try out new Obsidian themes, but will not go into too much detail for each theme (like tldr pages). The themes are listed in alphabetical order.
FAQ
View on the site's FAQ section.
Viewing this website in your Obsidian vault locally
View on the site's FAQ section on viewing locally.
Contributing
Pull Requests, Issues and other forms of contributions are welcome.
You can create your own fork of the project and clone it locally with Git before making changes for pull requests.
For adding themes and running a local preview of the site, you might find add_theme.py and the attached Makefile useful. If you are on a UNIX machine, do remember to make the scripts executable.
Do note that this repository has its own Code of Conduct and Contributing Guide.
License
The site and its content is licensed under the CC-BY-SA 4.0 License.
The site's source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Previously, this site and its corresponding source code are both licensed under the MIT License.
Credits
View on the site's Credits section.
The code of conduct was adopted from the Contributor Covenant
The contributing guide was adopted from conduct