This collection separates built-in Codex themes from third-party image skins. Every published card must show who made it, what you may do with it, whether the preview is illustrative or real, which device was checked, when it was checked, and how to return to the default look.
“Not tested” means CodexSkin.im has not reproduced the theme in Codex on a named device or version. These previews are illustrative, and no device-check date is available.
Deep navy panels, measured cobalt accents, and a quiet desk-light background for focused evening work.
Warm paper surfaces, dark ink, and restrained blue markers for a bright editorial workspace.
Charcoal surfaces with amber wayfinding that keeps warnings and the restore path easy to find.
CodexSkin starts with a few original themes rather than a large gallery of unclear images. A theme does not receive a public detail page until its source, rights, device status, readability, and restore path are documented.
No. Some use Codex's built-in appearance controls. Others rely on the unofficial Dream Skin method to add images and deeper visual changes.
Yes. Use the builder with an image you own or have permission to use.
Only when a card says "Real screenshot" and names the checked device, version, and date. Other cards are labeled "Illustrative preview."
The current starter themes and builder are free. CodexSkin does not offer checkout in the current release.
Yes. A built-in theme may change with the app, and a third-party skin can stop applying after an update. Check the last-check date and restore path.
CodexSkin publishes a theme only after its source, rights, method, status, limits, and restore path are documented.
Choose an image you can use, preview it on your device, and save a reviewable recipe.
