Theme Factory - Claude Skill for Artifact Themes
The Theme Factory skill applies polished visual themes to Claude artifacts: palettes, fonts, and styling presets - see how it works inside.
Source: Content adapted from anthropics/skills (MIT). Last synced July 8, 2026, against the April 20, 2026 upstream update.
Overview
The official description: "Toolkit for styling artifacts with a theme. These artifacts can be slides, docs, reports, HTML landing pages, etc. There are 10 pre-set themes with colors/fonts that you can apply to any artifact that has been created, or can generate a new theme on-the-fly."
How the skill works
The workflow is deliberately simple: pick (or generate) a theme, then apply its palette and type pairing to whatever artifact Claude just built. The SKILL.md covers usage instructions, the theme catalog, per-theme details, the application process, and how to create a custom theme when none of the presets fit.
The 10 built-in themes
Each theme ships as its own markdown spec under themes/:
arctic-frost, botanical-garden, desert-rose, forest-canopy, golden-hour, midnight-galaxy, modern-minimalist, ocean-depths, sunset-boulevard - plus a showcase PDF (theme-showcase.pdf) that previews them side by side.
What's inside the skill folder
SKILL.md- selection and application logicthemes/*.md- 10 theme specs (colors, fonts, styling notes)theme-showcase.pdf- visual preview of every presetLICENSE.txt
Key takeaways for your own skills
- Shipping data as files (10 theme specs) instead of inlining everything keeps the skill's context footprint small - Claude loads only the theme it needs.
- A visual showcase asset lets users choose by looking rather than reading hex values.
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