There is no reason, from a purely practical standpoint, to apply a theme to your Google account. They do not alter the way in which you use the browser and do not affect the way in which you interact with Gmail, Google Docs, or any of the other many services that Google offers. 

However, if we follow that line of reasoning, there is really no need for the Louvre, jazz music, “The Godfather Part I” and “Part II,” or anything else that makes life more delightful but does not have a purely practical purpose. Even though a Google theme won’t help your browser run any quicker or respond to your work emails on your behalf, having a pretty picture of the outdoors appear whenever you open a new tab on your browser might make your day a little bit brighter, and who wouldn’t want that? In this article we descirble about the How to change your Google Theme

How to change your Google Theme

Making a custom theme in Google Chrome:

Follow the appropriate steps to make a custom theme in Google chrome in your device:

Step 1: Firstly, launch Google Chrome and sign in to your account using your Google account.

Step 2: Then, navigate to ThemeBeta.

Step 3: The menu on the side has a numbered list of the stages that must be completed in order to generate a new theme. First things first, give the theme a name.

Step 4: Select an image from your computer’s storage by clicking the “Upload an Image” button. The preview needs to be displayed on the right-hand pane.

Step 5: In order to configure the photo, use the controls that are located beneath the preview pane. You have the ability to zoom in and out, and make the picture repeat, as well as other options.

Step 6:  After clicking “Generate colors” in the numbered list, the theme’s toolbars and menus will be modified to correspond with the content that you’ve submitted.

Step 7: If you want to make changes to those colors, you can do so by selecting “Images” or “Colors” at the very top of the list. These will open menus where you may make changes to every component of your theme, down to the color of the text that appears on your tabs. Whatever it is whose color you are now altering will have a brilliant red glow applied to it while you make the adjustment.

Step 8:  When you are pleased, click the “Pack and Install” button. This will cause a file containing your modified theme to be downloaded to your computer.

Step 9:  There is a possibility that Google Chrome will question the legitimacy of the theme file and inquire as to whether or not you intend to maintain it. Select “Keep.”

Step 10: Then, find the location on your computer where the theme was saved. You may simply accomplish this by right-clicking the file in Chrome’s download bar and selecting “Show in Finder” or “Show in folder” from the menu that appears.

Step 11: Simply navigate to the address bar at the top of your Chrome browser and type “chrome:/extensions/” into it.

Step 12: Click the “Developer mode” switch in the upper-right corner of the new page and move the white circle to the right.

Step 13:  Simply drop the theme file from the folder you have it in onto this page using the drag-and-drop method.

Step 14:  Clicking “Add Theme” will bring up a dialogue box asking whether or not you wish to “Add ‘ThemeBeta.com’?”

Step 15: After a moment has passed, the colors of your menu bars should transform into whatever you have specified for them to be.