Deep focusMake Codex
feel like yours.
Discover refined Codex themes, custom backgrounds, and clear setup guides for macOS and Windows.
Themes that set the tone.
Handpicked Codex app themes and background ideas for every kind of focus.
Browse all themes
Frame the art. Tune the interface. Export what you can inspect.
Upload a background, adjust crop and readability, compare Home, Task, and Diff, then export a data-only recipe compatible with the open-source workflow.
- Live Codex workspace preview
- Local image processing
- Reviewable ZIP with hashes
Design online. Install only what you reviewed.
The website makes the visual recipe. The local engine handles Codex separately.
Choose and frame
Start with artwork you own. Keep detail away from the reading column.
Tune real surfaces
Adjust crop, dim, blur, panel opacity, and readable theme colors.
Export the recipe
Download data files and hashes—never a disguised executable installer.
Review and apply
Inspect the open-source engine, install locally, verify, and keep a restore path.
Codex Dream Skin keeps the native Codex interface interactive and applies themes without replacing the official app bundle.
Pet Link Lab
Validate the official sprite requirements locally, then build a supported install link from an HTTPS URL you control.
Different systems, one honest workflow.
Know which layer you are trusting.
Decoration, data, and executable behavior should never be bundled into one vague promise.
Can CodexSkin upload my background image?+
No. Image decoding, preview, and recipe packaging happen in your browser. CodexSkin does not need an image-upload API.
Does the exported recipe install itself?+
No. It is a reviewable archive of data files. Installation uses the separate open-source Codex Dream Skin engine, which you should inspect before running.
Does this modify the official Codex app?+
The upstream engine applies a local theme through loopback-only CDP and does not replace the official app bundle, app.asar, or code signature.
Can I use any image as a Codex background?+
Technically, yes, but only publish or sell a theme when you own the image or have permission to use it.
Make the first surprise useful enough to keep.
Build a readable Codex custom theme, export it, and keep the restore path close.
Start in the studio
