hot pink
#FE62B5A dark theme for bright ideas
A vivid, carefully balanced dark theme that makes syntax unmistakable—and long sessions feel a little more alive. One color system, tuned for VS Code, Cursor, and PyCharm.
import { createGlow } from 'nicely-neon';const theme = createGlow({ contrast: 'balanced', mood: 'electric', distractions: false,});// Your editor, after dark.activate(theme);01 Nicely Neon / TypeScript
02 / THE SYSTEM
Seven electric hues create instant visual hierarchy. Vivid enough to scan at speed, balanced enough to disappear when you're in flow.
#FE62B5#8974FF#62A8FE#62FECA#1AFF90#FEE462#FE6262READABILITY
Purposeful contrast keeps the important parts loud and everything else comfortably quiet.
SYNTAX
Thoughtful TextMate and semantic token coverage across modern JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, CSS, Markdown, and more.
WORKBENCH
Editor chrome, terminal, Git states, notifications, and focus cues all speak the same visual language.
03 / QUICK ANSWERS
Nicely Neon is designed for people who want expressive color that still stays readable during real work—regardless of editor.
A free, colorful dark theme for VS Code, Cursor, and PyCharm with vivid syntax highlighting and balanced contrast.
Yes. Nicely Neon is published on Open VSX, the extension registry used by Cursor. Install it from the Extensions panel, then select Nicely Neon from Preferences: Color Theme.
Download the Nicely-Neon.icls scheme, then import it from Settings/Preferences → Editor → Color Scheme → Import Scheme.
Nicely Neon includes TextMate and semantic token coverage for JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, CSS, Markdown, and more.
04 / LIGHTS ON
Pick your editor. The palette stays unmistakably Nicely Neon wherever you work.
Full syntax, workbench, terminal, Git, and semantic-token coverage.
Open MarketplaceNative VS Code theme support, available directly from Cursor's extension registry.
Install in CursorA native JetBrains editor scheme with Python, console, diagnostics, and diff colors.
Download .icls