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LibreOffice is a free and open source cross-platform office productivity software. If you don't make the most of it, you must take a look at the LibreOffice Tips.

Dark themes are becoming more and more popular even among non-programmers. It relieves the pressure on the eyes and is especially suitable for using the screen for a long time. Some people think that this makes the text look clear and helps to improve productivity.

Today, some Linux distributions such as Ubuntu have a dark mode to give your system a darker color. When you turn on dark mode dark mode, some applications will automatically switch to dark mode.

The same is true for LibreOffice, except for the main area you edit:

LibreOffice semi dark mode matching with the system theme

You can change it. If you want LibreOffice to go into full dark mode, you only need to change some settings. Let me tell you how to do it.

How to fully enable dark mode in LibreOffice

As mentioned earlier, you need to enable system-wide dark mode first. This ensures that the window color (or title bar) is fully integrated with the dark colors within the application.

Next, open any LibreOffice application in the suite, such as Writer. Then from the menu, click Tools-> Options-> Application Colors, and then select Document background and Application background as Black or Automatic (whatever suits you).

If the icons are not dark, you can change them from the menu (shown in the following image), Tools-> Options-> View. My personal choice on MX Linux is Ubuntu's Yaru icon style (if you are using a dark version of the icon package, please select it).

Of course, you can also try icon themes in other Linux distributions.

The final result should be as follows:

Other skills of LibreOffice flatpak software package

If you are using the Flatpak package of the LibreOffice suite, the title area (or menu area) of the LibreOffice may look white. In this case, you can try to enter Tools-> Options-> Personalization, and then select Grey theme, as shown in the screenshot below.

It's not exactly black, but it should make it look better. Hope to help you switch to the dark theme of the LibreOffice experience!

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