Themes

A theme is how a dock looks: its material, tint, border, shadow, icon size, magnification and labels. Moor comes with seven, and you can make your own.

Built-in themes

The Glass theme: a frosted glass bar — Glass — Liquid Glass, the default.

The Clear theme: a lighter, clearer glass bar — Clear — clearer glass with a light rim.

The Midnight theme: a dark tinted bar — Midnight — solid deep navy, with a bar under running apps.

The Paper theme in dark mode: a solid charcoal bar — Paper — solid and quiet: warm off-white in light mode, charcoal in dark.

The Neon theme: a glass bar with a faint violet cast — Neon — glass with a violet cast, bigger magnification and a glow under running apps.

The Terminal theme: a compact black bar with a thin green border — Terminal — compact and square, green labels, no magnification.

The Islands theme: apps, clock and Trash in three separate pods — Islands — the dock splits into separate pods at each divider.

Choosing a theme

While editing (⌃⌥E): Theme menu in the toolbar.
In Settings → Docks: pick the dock, then Theme.

Each dock has its own theme, so a side dock can look different from the main one.

Making your own

Open Settings → Themes, pick a built-in theme and choose Duplicate to Edit. Then change:

Material — Liquid Glass, Clear Glass, Solid or Blur.
Tint, or Tint from wallpaper so the glass picks up each display's colours.
Border, border width and shadow.
Layout — one bar or floating islands; icon size, spacing, padding and corner radius; magnification and how far it spreads.
Labels — never, on hover or always, and their size; the running indicator under open apps; bounce while launching.
Light and dark — the same look in both, or a different one for dark mode.

Settings, Themes page: the built-in themes listed on the left and the Glass theme's settings on the right — Settings → Themes.

Export… saves a theme as a small file you can send to someone; Import… adds one.

This page as Markdown: /docs/themes.md