How to create a theme

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You can use the themes RobinPad ships with, import one from the community, or create your own. Check the Sizes and formats guide.

Theme editor dialog overview, header with reset and close buttons, left column with Select theme and Import theme sections plus Background section (color + texture with default swatches and Import button), Scenic shadow section (toggle + opacity slider + decorative overlay previews) and an Image processing callout; right column with Save theme form

Import the contents

Each block has an Import button and a ? with the size and format it expects. You can upload several images per block, to create variants.

Close-up of the Background section showing the section title with a help button (?), the format hint (.webp .jpg .png, max width 2400 px, ideal size 2400×1600), the Background color swatch, the Texture picker with 6 default swatches, and the wood Import button, every section in the theme editor follows this pattern

The color sections (buttons and titles) have no import button: there you pick a color instead. Each texture has a Reset to default button.

Background

The desktop color and its texture.

Ideal size: 2400×1600 px

Scenic shadow

The shadow behind the notebook.

Show scenic shadow over the HUD, Shadow opacity and Decorative overlay: grain or vignette, not exported

Washi patterns

The image that repeats along the washi tape.

The washi tool uses the patterns you add here

Interface textures

The image for the headers and the bars.

Pad cover

The image of the cover, cropped to the center.

Cursor

The cursor tip is the top-left corner, the point that touches the page.

Save the theme

Fill in the Theme name, Author and Description, and press Export theme.

Close-up of the Save theme form on the right column of the theme editor, Theme name input, Author input, Description textarea, and the wood Export theme button, fill in these details before exporting to identify your theme and authorship

It includes only what you have added, in a .rth file. You can only have one custom theme at a time.