Spring Theme for Slack

Inspired by the vibrant and refreshing essence of the spring season, this light theme brings a sense of renewal to your coding environment with soft greens, floral pinks and warm earth tones. Together they make a bright yet soothing palette, designed to enhance focus and provide a pleasant visual experience during long development sessions.

A light theme from the Codigrate Nature collection, released 2026-04-03. Tags: Floral, Refreshing, Gentle.

Sold on codigrate.com for $0.99, one payment, tax included: add it to your cart, pay with Stripe (cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay), and download the theme right away. No account needed. Personal licence; a digital download, so all sales are final (see the terms of sale).

Getting started on Slack

1. Download the zip with the Download button. Inside is a small text file with the theme's four colors on one line.
2. Open the text file and copy that line.
3. In Slack, open Preferences → Themes, scroll to the bottom and paste the line into the custom theme field.
4. In Preferences → Appearance, choose Light or Dark mode to match the theme; in Dark mode, turn on Darker sidebars.
5. If you switch between light and dark mode, restart Slack so the theme applies correctly.
6. Slack applies the theme instantly across the workspace.

Spring color palette

• #C8EAB9
• #559569
• #BA6173
• #D5B3F4
• #5E9AAE

Every named color of the Spring palette, free to download for MacOS, CorelDRAW and Figma.

Spring on every platform

• Spring for JetBrains
• Spring for Xcode ($2.99)
• Spring for Zed (.99)
• Spring for Sublime Text (.99)
• Spring for MacOS Terminal (.99)
• Spring for iTerm2 (.99)
• Spring for Ghostty (.99)
• Spring for Rhino (.99)
• Spring for Slack ($0.99), this page
• Spring for Line

From the blog

• Anatomy of a Light Theme: Spring: Anatomy of Spring, a light IDE theme: mint air and new grass for the frame, foxglove keywords, crocus violet values and fern green members, a tulip bed in code.
• Gradients: Color That Depends on Position: A gradient makes the color depend on where you are on a surface. How color stops, linear, radial and conic shapes, and repeating gradients actually work.