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theme.park
theme.park collects themes and skins for 48 applications, with several installation methods documented.
About theme.park
theme.park is a collection of themes and skins for 48 applications, with CSS addons available on certain themes. It documents several ways to apply them: custom docker mods for linuxserver.io containers, custom scripts for select Hotio containers, and subfiltering examples for web servers including Nginx, Apache, Caddy and Traefik. A Docker image is also offered for self-hosting the CSS files.
Per-theme instructions are kept in the project's documentation. Issues can be reported on GitHub and live support is offered through a Discord server; users can also propose new color schemes for community themes via pull request.
Key features
- Themes and skins for 48 applications
- CSS addons on certain themes
- Docker mods for linuxserver.io containers
- Custom scripts for select Hotio containers
- Subfiltering examples for Nginx, Apache, Caddy and Traefik
- Docker image for self-hosting the CSS files
Best for: People running self-hosted applications who want to restyle them using ready-made themes and documented installation methods.
Good for
- Covers themes for 48 applications in one collection
- Multiple documented installation routes, including container mods, scripts and web server subfiltering
- Community theme submissions accepted via pull request
Watch out for
- No pricing information is stated on the homepage
- Installation paths depend on specific container setups (linuxserver.io, Hotio) or a web server for subfiltering
- CSS addons are available only on certain themes
theme.park at a glance
- Website
- theme-park.dev
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Desktop Customization
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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theme.park FAQ
How can I install a theme?
Documented installation methods include custom docker mods for linuxserver.io containers, custom scripts for select Hotio containers, and subfiltering using web servers such as Nginx, Apache, Caddy and Traefik. A Docker image is also available for self-hosting the CSS files.
Where do I find instructions for a specific theme?
The documentation page (Theme Docs) provides information on each theme.
Can I contribute a theme or get help with one?
Color schemes for community themes can be proposed via pull request, theme issues can be reported on GitHub, and live support is available through the Discord server.
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