hello again, Krita community!!
I made more themes for everyone. krita themes are fun to make
I like to make premade themes
Aero (inspired by frutiger aero)
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1P0h7tPTs5xmvFUMrXNLBmp2-0bKxa4c1?usp=drive_link
UPDATE: fixed the aero theme to make it look cooler
how do i open the file
Hello @Callas_Ballas86, and welcome to the forum!
In Krita, you import resources like color-schemes via āāSettingsāā >> āāManage Resourcesā¦āā >> āāImport Resourcesāā, then select one of the color-schemes you downloaded to import it into Krita and confirm your selection. Now it is added to the pool of available resources.
After you have imported it, you can select and set it as the scheme to use via āāSettingsāā >> āāConfigure Kritaāā >> āāThemesāā.
Michelist
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Hey Michelist, I tried to import it but it wonĀ“t let meā¦ any ideas why? Maybe its not ASL or something
I can only guess you are referring to the Adobe format of that name, if so, in the world of Krita we try to avoid such as much as we can.
But you can try another way to import them. In Krita open āāSettingsāā >> āāManage Resourcesā¦āā and choose āāOpen Resource Folderāā in the opening folder open the sub-folder color-schemes and simply drag and drop the color-profiles into that folder. Then restart Krita and select it from āāSettingsāā >> āāThemesāā.
Michelist
You are welcome! 
Michelist
thank you for the amazing themes! i was wondering how did you make them?
I adore all of these themes! 
Althought, itās pretty hard to see the icons at the top for file, edit, etc. Since the text is white like the background. Is there a way to fix this?
Hello @bambi and welcome to the forum!
There is the plugin Theme Creator Extension which allows you modifying color schemes and which maybe was used to create these color schemes too.
In case that it is not known to you, you install plugins in Krita by clicking on āToolsā >> āScriptsā >> āImport Plugin from Fileā and in the dialog that opens, select the file you just downloaded, confirm the selection, then confirm Kritaās message that the plugin is installed and restart Krita. Then you have to search in Krita under āāSettingsāā >> āāConfigure Kritaāā >> āāPython Plugin Managerāā for the plugin you just installed and activate it by checking the box in front of it. Then confirm with āOKā and restart Krita to be able to use the plugin.
For even deeper modification there is another, or should I say an additional, plugin to modify Kritaās look, it is called Style Sheet Loader Extension.
Michelist
Thank you so much for your help!
Hello! Do you mind adding and making more themes such as red and black? Or maybe black, dirty green and more other colours?
Hello @Max_a_donde_vas and welcome to the forum!
There are several ways to more color-schemes/themes for Krita, here Iāll present those known to me:
You have the possibility to create your own themes with the help of this plugin:
This plugin allows even more extensive changes to the user interface, use it in combination with the plugin above:
You can of course also search through the ready-made color schemes of the following posts for themes that you like:
In case that there should be dead links among the color-schemes above, you can ask in the respective topic for a re-upload or a corrected link, theoretically I should be able to provide a link to any of them
And if this selection is still not enough for you, you can also download thousands of KDE schemes from the following website. These work perfectly in and with Krita. And often these color schemes also bring many other things that Krita canāt do anything with and that you can ignore, including icons, widgets and more. But you only need the file named colors (without file name extension, it is really just called ācolorsā) from the archives (and it is best to rename it to āArchivname.colorsā immediately after downloading so that you can assign it later):
Usually you will get *.TAR.GZ archives for themes from pling, but these files can have other formats as well that are common in the world of Linux, so an archive manager (unpacker, unzipper) like 7ZIP is needed to get the contained colors file. There can be cases in that you wonāt find a colors-file in these archives and I canāt tell which format these color schemes have and how to apply them, I delete these files because I donāt know how to use them.
Michelist
AAA FLASHBANG!!
Iām kidding, good job with the themes!
hi i just wanted to ask if u might know what to do with this i downloaded the file but it showed in this and krita says it doesnt accept this type of file
Hello @Niki_Wolfy, and welcome to the forum!
Not knowing which version of Krita you use and from where you got it, I can only hint you to follow this description I wrote in this topic on 20th April:
This should always work. If not, then please report back naming your exact version number of Krita and from where you downloaded it.
Additionally, tell us which operating system you use.
And describe briefly where you are stuck and what you did so far.
Michelist
Hey! Iām a bit confused. I use krita on a galaxy tab, and Iāve been trying to import the themes but it wonāt let me : c. I downloaded the one file I wanted and it went into my Google drive, so Iām confused. Can someone help?
Hello @PartyCreates, and welcome to the forum!
You must find a way to copy the *.colors file, you want to import into your Krita, into the sub-folder color-schemes which is a folder in Kritaās resources folder. In the case that your Android device is rooted, youāll have access to it, and it is easy, simply copy it into its destination folder, restart Krita, done!
But it is uncommon to have a rooted device.
So, here begin the issues with modern Android. If it is possible for you to reach Kritaās resources folder via Settings > Manage Resources... > Open Resource Folder, depends on the version of your Android. If Android prohibits you accessing Kritaās resource folder this way, you have to look up its location in Krita via Settings > Configure Krita > General in the tab Resources, there you will see the path to your resource folder. Copy it, note it somewhere or use your memory to then try if you can get there using Androids file manager. If you can, open the folder color-schemes and copy your new scheme into it, and again, after a restart of Krita, you will find it among the stock schemes and can select it.
If Androids own file manager doesnāt do the trick, you can download the file manager Total Commander from the App Store, which belongs to the few file managers able of accessing that folder (until Googles next change to the rights/access-management of their file system - itās like a game of cat and mouse, youāre always chasing after Googleās changes to Android!), and then beg and try that it will be able to browse to that folder allowing you to copy your color-schemes file. Should it not work, you have to search for other file managers that are said to be able of accessing a little bit more than the usual folders.
You can also come back to the forum and ask here again, because our Android users will probably know more file managers that may do the trick for you.
It just occurred to me that we could also ask our new Android developer about this, maybe he can help you. I also think I heard that something about the accessibility of Kritaās resource folder should be improved (but as a non-Android user, Iām not very well-informed about this, so maybe the above is now outdated).
@Drawpile, can you help us further here, perhaps my hints are already outdated or better ways to access Kritaās resource folder under Android exist in between without me noticing it?
Thank you both!
Michelist
Iām not aware of a better way of doing it on Android unfortunately. Like you say, the operating system has an irrational hatred for the file system and tries very hard to keep the user away from it, so you need to use special tools to manipulate it.
