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# How to Switch Your Editor Theme

Storylane's editor supports three theme options — pick the one that works best for your environment.

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**To change your theme:**

1. Open any demo in the editor
2. Click the **hamburger menu (☰)** in the top-left corner
3. Hover over **Theme**
4. Choose from **System**, **Dark**, or **Light**

**System** — matches your device's current appearance setting.\
**Dark** — dark background, easier on the eyes during long editing sessions.\
**Light** — classic light mode for a clean, bright workspace.


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