Theme Maker

Turn your own artwork into an AutoKeyClicker theme. Paint on a template in any image editor, upload it here, and download the theme file. It all runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Quick start

  1. Download the UI template below (and the font template too, if you want your own lettering).
  2. Paint inside the boxes in any image editor — Paint, Krita, Photoshop, Procreate. Leave a box white to skip that piece.
  3. Paint magenta (#FF00FF) where you want see-through, like the area outside rounded corners.
  4. Upload your sheet in step 1, check the preview, and download your theme.

Not sure what a finished sheet looks like? to load one into the maker, or download the example sheet.

Guide

Which box is which?

Each box on the UI template is one part of the app. The .on boxes in the bottom half are the same parts while pressed, switched on, picked, or being typed in. In the preview below, tick Show piece names to see each one in place.

BoxWhere it shows up
windowThe background behind everything
panelThe body of each tool panel
panel-headerA panel's title bar
modalThe body of a pop-up dialog
modal-headerA pop-up dialog's title bar
buttonOrdinary buttons
button-accentStart, Update and other main buttons
button-dangerDelete buttons
button-smallThe _ and × buttons on title bars
fieldNumber boxes, text boxes and dropdowns
switchThe on/off toggle's track
switch-knobThe toggle's sliding dot
radioRound pick-one buttons
scroll-thumbThe scrollbar handle you drag
scroll-trackThe groove the handle slides in
What do the little tick marks mean?

Buttons, panels, headers and fields get drawn at many sizes, so the app stretches them. The ticks outside a box show how: the corners (between the box edge and the ticks) never stretch, the edges stretch one way, and the middle stretches both ways. Keep borders and rounded corners in the corner zone and they stay crisp at any size.

→ what you paint in the app, wider: the corners keep their shape dashed lines = where the ticks are

Boxes with no ticks (switch, knob, radio, scrollbar, small buttons, window) are stretched as one picture, so paint them at the shape they'll be used at.

How do I fill in the font sheet?

One character per cell, drawn in dark ink on the white. The ticks on each side of a cell are guide lines, the same four in every cell, so your letters line up:

Ag top of capitalstop of small letters letters sit herebottom of g, p, y

You need at least 10 readable characters. Any you leave blank use the app's normal font.

Tips and troubleshooting
  • Keep all four corner squares visible. The maker finds your art from them, so resizing, a small crop, a slight tilt or a JPEG are all fine — covering or cropping a corner square is not.
  • Use a hard edge where art meets magenta. Soft or anti-aliased edges blend into pinks the maker can't remove, which show as a pink outline. Pure #FF00FF works best.
  • Bold beats fine detail. Pieces are shown at about half the size you paint them, so thin lines and tiny text get lost.
  • You don't have to paint everything. Any box you leave white keeps the app's normal look, and the colors in step 3 still apply.
  • "Couldn't find the template"? Check that all four corner squares are in the picture, not painted over, and that you uploaded the right sheet in the right step.

1Upload your painted UI sheet

PNG or JPEG. You need this one, the font sheet, or both.

2Upload your painted font sheet (optional)

Skip it to keep the app's normal font.

3Colors & name

Picked up from your sheet where possible — change anything.

4Preview

Drawn with the same rules the app uses.

Standard Autoclicker
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. 0123456789
ABCDEFGHIJKLM abcdefghijklm !@#$%^&*()
NOPQRSTUVWXYZ nopqrstuvwxyz {}[]<>-+=
Sample text in the theme's font, at normal size.

5Download

Themes are a Pro feature. To use it, double-click the file or use Import in the app's theme settings. The file is plain JSON — colors, a font stack, and (optionally) PNG pieces and a font, every one checked before it is used. It cannot carry code.