Draculinho

A darker, moodier take on the classic Dracula theme. Crafted for ligature fonts and italic lovers.

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Preview

JavaScript

React / TSX

CSS

Color Palette

Color	Hex	Preview
Background	#0E131B
Foreground	#CDD0DD
Purple	#BD93F9
Pink	#FF79C6
Cyan	#00B5DC
Green	#3dcf62
Orange	#FFB86C
Red	#FF5555
Yellow	#E2DD61
Comment	#465276

Install

Editor	Link
VS Code	ext install eduardoborges.draculinho
Cursor	ext install eduardoborges.draculinho
VSCodium	ext install eduardoborges.draculinho

Or search for Draculinho in your editor's extension panel.

Recommended Setup

This theme was designed with ligature and italic fonts in mind. For the best experience, try one of these fonts:

• Dank Mono — ligatures and beautiful italics, made for code
• JetBrains Mono
• Fira Code
• Cascadia Code

Then enable ligatures and italic rendering in your settings.json:

{
  "editor.fontLigatures": true,
  "editor.tokenColorCustomizations": {
    "[Draculinho]": {
      "textMateRules": [
        {
          "scope": "comment",
          "settings": { "fontStyle": "italic" }
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

What Makes It Different

Draculinho keeps the Dracula DNA but pushes the background much darker (#0E131B vs the original #282A36), giving a deeper, more focused feel — especially on OLED displays. Keywords, storage types, and special variables render in italic, making the code structure stand out at a glance.

License

MIT — based on the original Dracula Theme by Zeno Rocha. .