Emby Css Themes

If you can’t edit server settings, you can use a browser extension like Stylus (for Chrome/Firefox) to apply CSS only to your browser session.

This affects only your browser, not other users.

Emby does not have a one‑click “install theme” button, but injecting custom CSS is straightforward. emby css themes

| Element | Typical Selector | |---------|------------------| | Background | body, .backgroundContainer | | Header bar | .pageTitle, .headerTop | | Poster cards | .card, .cardImageContainer | | Buttons | .button, .raised | | Text color | body, h1, .detailText | | Scrollbar | ::-webkit-scrollbar |

When writing or editing CSS, it helps to understand the class names Emby uses. Emby uses a web-based UI, so standard web development rules apply. If you can’t edit server settings, you can

The primary repository for user-generated themes is the Emby Community Themes Section.

As Emby evolves, the development team has shown interest in a native theme marketplace (similar to Jellyfin’s CSS plugin architecture). Potential improvements include: This affects only your browser, not other users

Emby exposes several CSS variables (custom properties). Changing one variable can cascade across the entire interface.

:root 
    --accent-color: #f5a623;  /* Changes all orange highlights */
    --background-darker: #121212; /* Changes sidebar and footers */
    --text-primary: #ffffff;