This update graduates Firefox and Notepad++ out of beta. Both themes were rebuilt from scratch and are now part of the stable package in version 2.2.3.
The Firefox theme was completely redone. All variants now ship as ready-to-install extension packages, with refined colors for tabs, toolbars, and buttons for a polished, cohesive look.
This update brings fixes to Visual Studio Code and a ground-up rebuild of all Chrome theme variants, delivering better consistency and quality across the board.
All seven Chrome variants (Alucard, Blade, Buffy, Lincoln, Morbius, Pro, and Van Helsing) have been rebuilt from scratch:
Established consistent color patterns and element hierarchy across all variants- Improved manifest configuration- Streamlined build process with a new dedicated repository
Visual Studio Code v2.2.2
Various tweaks, fixes and improvements for the most used app in the world by developers and vibe-coders.
Refined theme metadata, including improvements to extension presentation, descriptive information, and iconography- Updated license for compliance with general package guidelines- Fixed minimap system issues- Enhanced active editor indent guide color for better visibility- Corrected background colors for inserted text, eliminating opacity issues that were hiding underlying decorations- Improved debugger colors and related status indicators- Adjusted user interface element borders- Fixed PHP string quote coloring and namespace separator corrections.
Raycast fix
Fixed missing Raycast theme in package and released version 2.1 with additional improvements.
Alucard is a playful nod to the famous Dracula, with a special twist-its name is Dracula spelt backwards. This new theme is perfect for those working in brighter environments and meets WCAG AA contrast standards.
Since we announced it, we’ve made many iterations and adjustments to perfect this theme.
VS Code and Vim: Completely redesigned from scratch to refine and optimize the existing themes with a clearer aesthetic and improved standards- JetBrains Fleet and Legacy: Initial launch with Fleet and Legacy support (more details below)- New applications: Added Raycast and Zed- Removed applications: Discontinued support for Alfred, Atom, BetterDiscord, and Visual Studio- Fonts: Added new fonts and updated existing ones to variable versions only- General improvements: Applied enhancements across nearly all supported applications.
Below is a complete list of currently supported applications:
JetBrains Legacy: The current version includes only JetBrains Fleet and Legacy, containing themes for apps that already had them with critical fixes applied- Future Plans: We plan to bring a light theme to the open-source project, but it won’t be the Alucard variant present in Dracula Pro- Updates: You don’t need to make a new purchase to get all updates in Dracula Pro 2.0. Download them directly from your Gumroad library using your existing account.
Emacs and BetterDiscord
Added support for Emacs and BetterDiscord, two highly requested themes.
JetBrains released version 2022.1. If you use IntelliJ, PyCharm, CLion, DataGrip, WebStorm, or RubyMine, update your Dracula Pro plugin to the latest version.
JetBrains 2021.2 and 150k mark
JetBrains 2021.2 support and celebrating $150k in sales milestone.
We’ve reached $151,328.16 in sales. We’ve shared lessons learned in a Twitter thread and updated the Dracula Pro Journey page with insights from this milestone.
Thank you for making this journey possible! 🙏
Free audiobook and Insomnia
I couldn't be more proud to see this community growing.
The last two weeks have been really busy. I decided to create this page to show Dracula Pro's journey from $0 to $100k and it blew up. Since then, 218 people bought Dracula Pro, which represents $13,599.35.
I won’t pretend it was all easy. To be frank, I wasn’t expecting such a high volume of new users. This generated a flood of support emails and questions via DM. Taking care of all this alone has been very difficult, especially because I also have a full-time job.
Still, I couldn't be more proud to see this community growing. 💜
I've always believed that tools and hard skills are only a part of what makes a productive developer. That's why I decided to write a book about habits and soft skills.
After months of planning and editing, the audiobook is now available on Audible. 🎉
I insisted on recording with my own voice, instead of some random guy who sounds like a robot. In total, there are 3 hours 21 minutes and 35 seconds of audio, which includes not only the content of the book but also extra comments that are made at the end of each chapter.
Dracula Pro users are getting all this for free. Enjoy! 😁
Dracula Pro is also getting a new theme - Insomnia is now available - including its 5 different variations: Blade, Buffy, Lincoln, Morbius, and Van Helsing.
If you don't know Insomnia, it's a cross-platform REST API client which is getting pretty popular.
Big Sur icons and JetBrains 2020.3
JetBrains 2020.3 support, 8K wallpapers, and macOS Big Sur desktop icons.
This update adds support for JetBrains 2020.3 stable version, introduces 8K resolution wallpapers, and includes new macOS Big Sur desktop icons matching Apple’s skeuomorphic design style.
It’s Halloween
Celebrating Halloween with community milestones and growth numbers.
Enabled semantic highlighting- Fixed terminal bug by modifying hover background color- Enhanced whitespace color- Matched breadcrumb color to active tab color- Added support for editor.foldBackground highlight group.
Updated wallpaper sizes to support 4K and 5K monitors- Added ANSI 256 color equivalents alongside existing HEX, RGB, and HSL formats in design/PALETTE.md.
Wallpapers
Introduced programmatically generated Dracula Pro wallpapers for all platforms and screen sizes.
This update introduces Dracula Pro Wallpapers, programmatically generated with JavaScript, converted to SVGs, and exported as PNGs to fit every platform and screen size.
This update brings a major overhaul to the Xcode theme, improving color variations, font weights, and console schemes based on community feedback from Dominik Kozlowski.
JetBrains revamp
Complete redesign of the JetBrains theme to better match VSCode and Sublime.
Based on community feedback, we’ve completely redesigned the JetBrains theme to better align with the VSCode and Sublime themes while respecting each editor’s unique characteristics.