A calm, low-contrast light color scheme for Windows Terminal.
- 🎨 Low Contrast Design - Reduces eye strain during extended terminal sessions
- ⚡ PowerShell Optimized - Specifically tuned for PowerShell's contrast issues in light mode
- 💼 JetBrains Inspired - Color palette inspired by JetBrains IDE interface
- 🌈 Based on One Half - Built upon the popular One Half Light theme by Son A. Pham
- 🔧 Multi-Terminal Support - Available for Windows Terminal, iTerm2, and many others
Deeply optimized for PowerShell's contrast issues in light mode, based on Son A. Pham's One Half Light theme and inspired by JetBrains IDE interface color palette.
- Open Windows Terminal settings by pressing
Ctrl + ,or clicking the dropdown arrow → Settings - Click "Open JSON file" in the bottom left corner to open
settings.json- Or manually navigate to:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\Microsoft.WindowsTerminal_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\settings.json
- Or manually navigate to:
- Find the
"schemes"array in the JSON file - Copy the contents of
schemes/jetcalm-light.jsonand paste it into theschemesarray - Save the file
- In Windows Terminal settings, select "JetCalm Light" as your color scheme
This theme is included in iTerm2-Color-Schemes. To find color schemes for other types of terminals (macOS Terminal, VS Code, Sublime Text, etc.), please refer to that project.
For manual installation in other terminals, use the color values from the Color Palette section below.
- One Half Light - The base theme by Son A. Pham
- iTerm2-Color-Schemes - Comprehensive collection of terminal color schemes
- JetBrains IDEs - Inspiration for the color palette design
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.





















