Themes
Choose the visual writing environment that matches your flow. Themes change style and atmosphere, not document logic. MarkEdit comes with a wide range of themes that you can switch at any time, regardless of context. Writing with your own visual style.
For Hackers and Developers
The Terminal theme brings the focused energy of a familiar command line into writing. It feels direct, technical, and concentrated, making it a strong fit for documentation-heavy work.
Perfect for:
Code documentation, README files, technical specifications, developer blogs
## Authentication
All requests require a Bearer token:
```bash
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer TOKEN" \
https://api.example.com/v1/user
```
## Endpoints
- GET /user - Get current user
- POST /login - Authenticate
For Authors and Writers
The Book theme delivers the calm, editorial atmosphere of a printed book. It is tuned for long, comfortable reading and writing and feels intentionally classic and composed.
Perfect for:
Novels, essays, academic papers, and long-form articles
For Technical Writers
Inspired by modern development environments, the Coder theme offers a professional, structured surface for technical content. Clear hierarchy and focused contrast keep attention on the text.
Perfect for:
API documentation, programming blogs, technical tutorials, code reviews
## Get User
```http
GET /api/v1/user/{id}
```
// Returns user object
const user = await fetch('/api/v1/user/123');
For journaling and personal notes
The Diary theme creates an intimate, personal writing space. It feels soft, calm, and approachable, making it ideal for daily reflection and creative writing.
Perfect for:
Daily journaling, personal notes, creative writing, and morning pages
For screenplays, storyboards, and creative scene work
The Storybook theme gives scripts, storyboards, and narrative drafts a clear, reduced stage. It stays intentionally visual and supports focused scene work and storytelling.
Perfect for:
Screenplays, treatments, scene outlines, pitch deck notes, and narrative concepts
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For retro enthusiasts and nostalgics
Commodore blue meets orange. The Amiga Workbench 1.x aesthetic with authentic Topaz font creates a distinctive retro atmosphere reminiscent of the early home computer days.
Perfect for:
Retro enthusiasts, demoscene, nostalgia writing, and creative experiments
For 8-bit fans and C64 nostalgics
Commodore 64 BASIC V2 on screen. Blue heritage, pixelated aesthetics, and the authentic Press Start 2P font for maximum 8-bit nostalgia. A theme that captures the soul of the C64.
Perfect for:
C64 nostalgics, retro gaming content, pixel art documentation, and 8-bit enthusiasts
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For reports, memos and business writing
The Neutral theme brings the clear typography of a classic Word document to your Mac. Helvetica Neue, calm black-on-white contrast, and generous margins create a professional writing atmosphere without distraction.
Perfect for:
Business reports, meeting memos, project documentation and professional correspondence
Find your style
Switch themes any time without changing your document structure or your content.
Visual writing environments inside MarkEdit. They change style, typography, and atmosphere.
Structured document blueprints with sections, fields, and reusable document logic.
Use themes for style. Use templates for structure. That separation is what keeps MarkEdit clear and fast.