Step 8: One last tip for some extra customization: Head to the View section before you exit out. Even if you don’t change anything right now, you may want to revisit this section and make some changes depending on what LibreOffice tools you end up using the most frequently. Step 7: You may also want to go through the Custom Colors section, where you can pick a color for just about anything, including links, various types of highlighting, and more. Now select Apply, and you should see a much more satisfactory full dark mode appear. Step 6: In the Color Scheme section, select the dropdown menu and LibreOffice Dark. In the left side menu, select Application Colors. Step 5: We know, a small toolbar change isn’t very impressive. This will change the toolbar to a darker shade. Step 4: Make sure that Personalization is set to Preinstalled Themes, and select the Dark theme on the right. If you are just interested in dark mode and have a newer version of LibreOffice, select Personalization to continue. If you have the time, it’s a good idea to choose Online Update and get the latest version of LibreOffice before proceeding - these steps may not work unless you do. Step 3: A new window will open with a variety of options to control LibreOffice settings.

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