Vim Color Schemes

All color schemes here support 256 colors.

All the builtin syntax items are colorized, including cursor line, tab line, diff text, folded text, spellcheck, etc.

How to use them:

1. Clone this repository, or just copy the files you need.
2. Put *.vim into ~/.vim/colors/.
3. In Vim or ~/.vimrc, try :colorscheme moody or :colorscheme garden.

Dark Schemes

• Moody: walking along the woodland stream

  Preview:

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  • http://vimcolors.com/663/moody/dark

Light Schemes

• Garden: apples, leaves, vines in the white garden

  Preview (Outdated. The colors for line numbers have been changed.):

  • 
  • http://vimcolors.com/661/garden/light

• Messy: 16 colors inherited from your terminal settings

  Preview (YMMV. Outdated.):

  • 
  • http://vimcolors.com/662/messy/light

  Options:

  • Transparent background: let g:colorscheme_messy_transparent = 1

    More screenshots with different background images.

    
    

    The background images used in the screenshots:

    • Topography made by Shankar Ganesh
    • Lined Paper made by Gjermund Gustavsen

  • Inverse BG&FG colors: let g:colorscheme_messy_inverse = 1

    

    Black and White are swapped. Black↔BrightWhite, BrightBlack↔White. Same applied to normal background and foreground colors.

    Palette Update:

    {
      background = "#FEEACF",
      foreground = "#000000",
      ansi = {
        black   = "#FFFFFF",
        red     = "#7F0002",
        green   = "#407F00",
        yellow  = "#7F6633",
        blue    = "#004A7F",
        magenta = "#7F207F",
        cyan    = "#007F7F",
        white   = "#525252",
      },
      bright = {
        black   = "#CBCBCB",
        red     = "#BF0003",
        green   = "#60BF00",
        yellow  = "#BF994C",
        blue    = "#0070BF",
        magenta = "#BF2FBF",
        cyan    = "#00BFBF",
        white   = "#000000",
      },
    }