Bitmute
Bitmute is a true black, muted, dark terminal color scheme with a #000000 background and #ffffff text (21.0:1 contrast)
- Background
- #000000
- Foreground
- #ffffff
- Text contrast
- 21.00:1AAA
- Accent contrast
- 5.74:1min 3.89
Bitmute configs
16 formats, all from one palette
Bitmute
Save to ~/.config/ghostty/themes/Bitmute, then set theme = Bitmute in config or config.ghostty
# Theme: Bitmute (Ghostty)
# Preview & customize online: https://tintdex.afengim.com/en/schemes/bitmute?format=ghostty
palette = 0=#282828
palette = 1=#b76969
palette = 2=#719d72
palette = 3=#909858
palette = 4=#68668f
palette = 5=#966894
palette = 6=#688891
palette = 7=#8e8e8e
palette = 8=#494949
palette = 9=#b87e7e
palette = 10=#839d84
palette = 11=#919864
palette = 12=#73718f
palette = 13=#987397
palette = 14=#758c93
palette = 15=#aeaeae
background = #000000
foreground = #ffffff
cursor-color = #ffffff
cursor-text = #000000
selection-background = #222222
selection-foreground = #ffffff
Bitmute palette
About Bitmute
Bitmute is a dark terminal color scheme built on a neutral #000000 background with #ffffff as the default foreground. Body text reaches a 21.00:1 WCAG contrast ratio (AAA), while the 12 ANSI accent colors average 5.74:1 (minimum 3.89:1).
Its palette is low-saturation, anchored by #b76969 red, #719d72 green, #68668f blue, and #966894 magenta.
Ready-to-use configs can be exported for Ghostty, iTerm2, Kitty, Alacritty, WezTerm, Windows Terminal, Warp, foot, Rio, XFCE4 Terminal, and Xresources, along with VS Code and Zed integrated terminals, CSS variables, Tailwind CSS, and JSON.
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Source: terminal.sexy (MIT)