Appearance

Glueprint offers six themes from Settings > Appearance or the sun icon in a web page’s header:

• Dark — the default neutral charcoal palette.
• Light — a cool light palette.
• Slate — a blue-black dark palette.
• Midnight — the highest-contrast dark palette.
• Paper — a warm light palette.
• Grayscale — a neutral monochrome palette.

The built-in editor and terminal follow the active theme where those surfaces are available.

Shared across Glueprint websites

Your theme choice follows you between Glueprint’s marketing site, hosted sign-in, web portal, admin console, and partner portal. Changing it on one web surface updates the others the next time they load or regain focus in the same browser.

Glueprint stores this non-sensitive preference in a first-party functional cookie shared only with Glueprint subdomains. The cookie contains the theme name; it contains no account, analytics, or session data. Accent and text-size preferences remain local to the browser surface that exposes them.

When the desktop or mobile app opens hosted sign-in, it can temporarily request the app’s active theme. That override lasts only for that authentication transaction and does not replace your saved web preference.

Accents

Teal is the default accent. Surfaces with an accent picker also offer blue, purple, pink, orange, and neutral. Status colors use the active palette while keeping their semantic meaning.

Text size

Surfaces with a text-size control offer small, medium, and large. This preference is independent from the shared theme.

What’s not configurable

• Layout — navigation placement and core workspace structure remain consistent.
• Font family — Glueprint uses its standard sans-serif and monospace families.

Related topics

• Editor preferences for editor-specific options.
• Mobile layouts for phone vs. tablet differences.