Customizing Appearance

Make your dashboard feel like your own by adjusting its appearance. Click the palette icon in the top navigation bar to open the appearance settings.

Appearance settings panel showing accent color, color scheme, widget spacing, and layout options

#Accent Color

The accent color is used for highlights, active tabs, buttons, and other interactive elements across your dashboard. Choose from 10 colors:

• Default (brand color)
• Red, Pink, Purple, Blue, Cyan, Lime, Green, Yellow, Orange

Click any color swatch to apply it instantly.

#Color Scheme

Pick the overall color scheme for your dashboard:

• Light - bright background with dark text
• Dim - a softer, muted dark theme
• Dark - full dark background

Your choice applies to the entire dashboard right away.

#Wallpaper

Turn on Wallpaper to put a background image behind your dashboard. It is off by default, so nothing changes until you enable it.

• Built-in wallpapers - 29 backgrounds to choose from: scenic photography (aurora, dunes, peaks, shore, glacier and more) and soft abstract gradients. Click a thumbnail to apply it instantly.
• Custom image - click the last tile in the grid, then Upload Image to use a photo of your own. Drag and drop works too. The image is resized and stored on your account, and Replace Image swaps it later.

Widgets adapt automatically when a wallpaper is active: they pick up a frosted-glass blur and a slightly see-through fill so the content stays readable, and a scrim keeps contrast right in both light and dark schemes.

Your wallpaper is part of your account settings, so it syncs to every browser and device you sign in on.

#Widget Spacing

Control how much space appears between widgets:

• Tight - minimal spacing between widgets
• Normal - balanced spacing (default)
• Loose - extra room between widgets

#Widgets Layout

Choose how widgets are arranged on the page:

• List - one widget per row, stacked vertically (default)
• Grid - two widgets side by side

The grid layout works on screens 640px and wider. On smaller screens, it automatically falls back to the list layout.