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The **Style Settings** plugin gives CSS snippets, themes and plugin styles a common way to expose user facing options in one settings pane. It reads @settings YAML blocks from loaded CSS files and turns them into controls for class toggles, dropdowns, text values, numbers, sliders and color variables. This makes theme and snippet customization easier to manage because authors can define adjustable values directly in CSS instead of building separate interfaces. It also supports grouped headings, info text, themed colors and optional commands for class toggles, so larger style packs can stay organised.

Style Settings

The **Minimal Theme Settings** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to customize their theme without digging into code. This plugin allows you to adjust various settings, including color schemes, background styles, and font sizes, all from the Obsidian Settings panel. With this plugin, you can easily switch between different color schemes, such as Atom or Solarized, or create your own custom scheme using the Style Settings plugin. Additionally, you can toggle light/dark mode, customize hotkeys, and even adjust settings like underlining links and font sizes. Whether you're looking to simplify your workflow or add some visual flair to your notes, this plugin is a must-have for any Obsidian user who wants more control over their theme.

Minimal Theme Settings

The **Homepage** plugin allows users to set a specific note, canvas, or workspace to open automatically when launching Obsidian. Users can configure how previously opened tabs are handled-keeping them, replacing the last note, or closing them all. The plugin supports opening the homepage in various views, such as Reading, Source, or Live Preview, and can revert to the default view when navigating to another note. Additionally, users can trigger Obsidian commands upon opening the homepage, enabling seamless integration with other plugins like Dataview to create dynamic landing pages.

Homepage

The **Commander** plugin lets you place commands in more parts of the interface instead of leaving them buried in menus. It can add, remove, edit and reorder commands from its settings, and it can hide commands added by the app or by other plugins when you do not want them visible. The plugin also lets you decide which devices should show each command, which matters if you sync the same vault across desktop and mobile. Its focus stays on command placement and interface control rather than note content. The result is a cleaner layout with quicker access to actions you use often, while still giving you a way to trim clutter and keep different devices set up differently.

Commander

The **Hover Editor** plugin turns the standard page preview popover into a usable editor window, so hovering a link can become part of normal note editing instead of a quick peek. It supports reading and editing modes, gives the popover focus, restores focus when closed, and adds a nav bar with title and editor controls. You can drag, resize, pin, and minimize popovers, keep several open at once, and let the active one stay on top. Header links and block references open at the right location, which makes jumping into specific parts of a note much easier.

Hover Editor

The **Hider** plugin is a versatile tool that allows you to customize the Obsidian interface by hiding various UI elements. With this plugin, you can eliminate distractions and tailor your workflow to suit your needs. Hide the app ribbon, tab bar, or status bar to declutter your screen, or remove the vault name, scrollbars, and other visual cues to focus on your content. You can even hide search suggestions, tooltips, instructions in prompts, and metadata in Reading view. The plugin is easy to use and allows you to bind hotkeys to toggle these features on and off as needed.

Hider

The **Note Toolbar** plugin lets you build note specific toolbars that surface commands, links, menus and script driven actions where they are needed. It can attach toolbars by folder rules or a chosen property, place them at different spots in a note, show them for selected text, and expose them through the ribbon, mobile navigation bars, callouts, commands and URIs. Styling is a big part of the plugin, with controls for layout, wrapping, stickiness, auto hide, alignment and button or tab like presentation.

Note Toolbar

The **Pretty properties** plugin transforms how frontmatter metadata appears by adding visual flair and interactivity. You can embed cover images, banners, and icons directly into the metadata area, with customizable shapes, placements, and sizes. It supports colorful styling for list values, tags, text fields, and even dates-allowing you to visually distinguish metadata at a glance. It also offers progress bars for number fields, relative date coloring, and clickable property values for instant search. For power users, it integrates with Bases (still experimental) and TaskNotes, syncing task counts into note properties. The plugin also includes several quality-of-life touches, like the ability to hide properties or apply custom CSS to pill elements.

Pretty Properties

The **Custom Frames** plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to turn web apps into customizable panes within Obsidian. With this plugin, you can add frames from popular sites like Google Keep, Todoist, and more, and customize their appearance with custom CSS and settings. You can also use the plugin's Markdown mode to display your custom frames in your notes, complete with options for height, style, and URL suffix. Additionally, the plugin includes a range of presets for popular services, making it easy to get started. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow or simply add some extra functionality to Obsidian, Custom Frames is definitely worth checking out.

Custom Frames

The **Iconic** plugin allows users to customize icons across various elements in Obsidian, offering seamless integration with the app's vanilla design. It provides access to over 1,300 icons and 1,900+ emojis that can be applied to tabs, files, folders, bookmarks, ribbon commands, properties, and more. Users can easily change icons with a secondary click and personalize them with theme-responsive colors or custom RGB selections. The plugin supports multiple languages and integrates smoothly with different Obsidian themes, adapting dynamically to theme changes. Designed for accessibility and aesthetic enhancement, Iconic empowers users to create a visually tailored workspace.

Iconic

The **Code Styler** plugin allows users to customize the appearance of code blocks and inline code within Obsidian. It provides complete control over the look and feel of code snippets, including font color, background color, line numbering, and more. Users can define custom themes with distinct styles for light and dark modes. The plugin supports advanced customization options such as highlighting specific lines of code, adding collapsible headers, and displaying codeblock titles. It can also display file references and supports external file linking. Users can manage inline code appearance, including syntax highlighting for specific languages. The plugin is compatible with popular Obsidian plugins like Execute Code, Admonitions, and Code Preview, making it ideal for users who work with large amounts of code or want visually appealing and functional code presentations in their notes.

Code Styler

The **Supercharged Links** plugin enhances link visualization in Obsidian by applying styles based on note metadata such as tags, YAML frontmatter properties, and file paths. Users can customize link appearances with colors, emojis, and other visual elements, making it easier to identify and navigate between different types of notes. The plugin provides flexible styling options through the Style Settings Plugin and supports advanced customization using CSS snippets.

Supercharged Links

The **Pane Relief** plugin enhances Obsidian's tab and pane management, offering persistent tab history, tab movement controls, and improved navigation. It introduces features like browser-style tab navigation with hover previews, draggable history lists, and tab movement using shortcuts. Users can maximize active tabs, toggle a 'simple sliding panes' mode for horizontal scrolling, and lock focus to prevent sidebar panes from stealing cursor focus. Additional commands allow users to move between tabs, swap tab positions, and jump to specific tabs or windows. The plugin also integrates well with other plugins like Style Settings for customization and Custom Page Headers for better tab navigation. Its aim is to provide a more browser-like experience for users working with multiple tabs and windows in Obsidian.

Pane Relief

The **Lazy Plugin Loader** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who value speed and efficiency. By loading plugins with a delay, this plugin significantly reduces the startup time of your app, getting you up and running in mere seconds. No more waiting around for plugins to load - just instant access to your digital workspace. With its smart loading mechanism, you'll enjoy a faster and smoother Obsidian experience from the very start. Give it a try and feel the difference for yourself!

Lazy Plugin Loader

The **Hotkey Helper** plugin simplifies hotkey and options management in Obsidian by adding icons next to each plugin, allowing you to easily open its settings or hotkey assignments. Hovering over the icon provides valuable information about the plugin's commands, hotkeys, and conflicts. The plugin also enables quick access to a plugin's configuration and hotkeys when enabling it from the community plugins viewer.

Hotkey Helper

The **Obsidian Columns** plugin allows users to create multi-column layouts within Obsidian notes. It offers three distinct methods for structuring columns: callout syntax, codeblock syntax, and list syntax. The plugin supports advanced layout features, including nested columns, customizable column widths, and flexible row creation. Users can define the height, width, alignment, and borders of individual columns, as well as set global layout defaults for an entire column group. With live-preview support for callout and codeblock syntax, users can see their column structures in real time. The plugin also enables content wrapping for mobile devices, ensuring responsiveness. Customizable border styles, padding, and row breaks provide precise control over the visual presentation of notes. The Obsidian Columns plugin is useful for structuring complex notes, side-by-side content, or any layout requiring a multi-column approach.

Obsidian Columns

The **CSS Editor** plugin provides a convenient way to manage and edit CSS snippets directly within Obsidian. It allows users to create, edit, delete, and toggle the activation state of CSS files located in the `.obsidian/snippets/` directory. With features such as syntax highlighting, code completion, and basic VIM support, it ensures a smooth editing experience on both desktop and mobile. The plugin also includes a quick switcher for efficient snippet management and supports seamless integration with Obsidian's workflow.

CSS Editor

The **Fast Text Color** plugin allows Obsidian users to enhance their notes with vibrant and customizable text coloring options. Using an intuitive syntax and multiple editor integrations, users can quickly apply colors, formats, and themes to their text. The plugin supports live preview and ensures seamless Markdown integration. With features like bold, italics, underline, overline, strikethrough, and customizable CSS classes, the plugin offers rich formatting possibilities. Users can create and manage color themes, apply colors through context menus or commands, and even override global themes for specific notes. Interactive delimiters further simplify text customization, making it ideal for creating visually engaging and structured notes.

Fast Text Color

The **Vertical Tabs** plugin replaces the default top tab row with a vertical tab list that stays readable when many notes are open. It adds grouping and organisation tools that make tab browsing easier across busy workspaces. The layout is aimed at note heavy sessions where titles become hard to scan in narrow horizontal tabs. It also includes per tab zooming, zen mode, a tab history browser and an extended keyboard tab switcher. Its advanced navigation system supports presets such as IDE mode, along with ephemeral tabs and automatic deduplication to control how notes open and stay open. Users can define their own navigation strategies too, which gives finer control over switching, focus and tab behaviour without changing the rest of the workspace layout.

Vertical Tabs

The **Editor Width Slider** plugin enhances Obsidian by providing a slider in the status bar to adjust the editor's line width in real-time. Users can customize their editing experience by increasing or decreasing the line width globally or for individual files using the YAML frontmatter. This flexibility allows for a tailored workspace, accommodating different note styles and screen sizes. With its intuitive interface and file-specific customization options, the plugin supports a highly personalized note-taking environment.

Editor Width Slider

The **Custom Font Loader** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to add a personal touch to their notes. With this plugin, you can easily load custom fonts from your vault's `.obsidian/fonts` folder and apply them globally across your entire vault. The plugin offers a simple settings menu where you can choose from multiple font files (.woff, .ttf, .woff2, and .otf) and switch between them whenever you want. Moreover, it supports custom CSS styling, allowing you to apply the chosen font to specific parts of your notes. Whether you're on Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, or Linux, this plugin ensures maximum compatibility across platforms. With its ability to set custom fonts on specific pages, you can take your note-taking experience to the next level with a unique and personalized look.

Custom Font Loader

The **Open Tab Settings** plugin enhances navigation in Obsidian by providing greater control over how files open and tabs behave. It offers options to open files in a new tab by default and intelligently switches to an existing tab if a file is already open, avoiding duplication.

Open Tab Settings

The **Codeblock Customizer** plugin allows Obsidian users to extensively customize the appearance and functionality of code blocks in their notes. Features include support for custom themes, line and text highlighting with multiple colors, line numbering, and header customization with file names, titles, or icons. The plugin also supports folding and semi-folding of code blocks for better readability and organization. Advanced options such as language-specific coloring, bracket matching, and selection matching enhance the coding experience. Additionally, inline code and links can be styled, and custom SVGs can be integrated. These capabilities make it easy to adapt code blocks to suit personal preferences or specific workflows.

Codeblock Customizer

The **Beautitab** plugin for Obsidian allows users to customize their new tab view with visually appealing backgrounds, dynamic elements, and personalized content. Features include a rotating background, time display, customizable greeting, recent files list, and a random quote section. The plugin also offers inline search and a customizable bookmarks list. Users can adjust the visibility and behavior of these elements, and choose from built-in or custom backgrounds. The plugin supports themes for different seasons and holidays, providing a fresh visual experience. Beautitab is highly customizable, making it a perfect way to personalize your Obsidian workspace with engaging, dynamic content.

Beautitab

The **Collapse All** plugin enhances Obsidian's ability to collapse and expand content within various views. It introduces bindable commands for collapsing, expanding, and toggling views, all of which can be accessed via the command palette or assigned to hotkeys. The plugin supports multiple areas, including the File Explorer, Tag Pane, Search, and Bookmarks. Users can control these views individually or apply the commands globally to affect all supported views simultaneously. The added functionality makes it easier to organize and manage large vaults by quickly collapsing or expanding content, providing greater control over the visibility of files, tags, and search results.

Collapse All

The **Icon Shortcodes** plugin allows users to quickly insert emoji and custom icons into their Obsidian notes using intuitive shortcodes. It supports popular icon libraries like Unicode Emoji, Lucide, Font Awesome, and Remixicon, along with user-uploaded custom icons in formats such as PNG, JPG, SVG, and GIF. Icons can be inserted via a simple search-based suggester, with optional fuzzy search for better discovery. Users can manage their custom icon collections, rename, delete, or back up icon packs as needed. Custom CSS can be used to style icons, enabling changes to color, size, and appearance. The plugin also features an API, allowing developers to integrate its functionality into other plugins.

Icon Shortcodes

The **Ninja Cursor** plugin enhances cursor visibility within Obsidian, providing an improved editing experience by making the cursor easier to track and locate. Inspired by the unique design elements of Neovide, this plugin adds a visually dynamic feature to assist users who frequently work on long or dense notes. It focuses on aesthetic and functional improvements without altering core Obsidian behaviors.

Ninja Cursor

The **GridExplorer** plugin enhances note browsing in Obsidian by introducing a grid-based view for notes and folders. It offers multiple display modes, including folder view for structured navigation, bookmark mode for quick access to saved notes, and search results mode for visually organizing search queries. Users can customize the grid by adjusting item width and setting default sorting preferences, such as sorting by name, modification time, or randomly.

GridExplorer

The **New Tab Default Page** plugin allows users to customize the content displayed when opening a new tab in Obsidian. Users can set a default note, such as a homepage, daily note, scratchpad, or even trigger the Quick Switcher. The plugin provides flexibility in choosing how the new tab opens, whether in reading or editing mode. Advanced options include dynamic content, such as displaying a random quote using dataview integration.

New Tab Default Page

The **Tray** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to stay organized and focused. This plugin allows you to pin frequently used notes to a customizable tray, giving you quick access to your most important information without cluttering up your main note-taking space. With Tray, you can create a personalized dashboard that suits your workflow, making it easy to switch between tasks and projects. The plugin is also highly customizable, allowing you to tailor the appearance and behavior of your tray to fit your unique needs. Overall, Tray is a must-have for anyone looking to streamline their Obsidian experience and boost productivity.

Tray

The **Plugin Groups** plugin streamlines plugin management in Obsidian by allowing users to organize plugins into logical groups. It supports bulk actions, enabling or disabling all plugins within a group with a single click. Users can configure groups to load during startup, either immediately or after a delay, to optimize Obsidian's loading time. Nested groups can also be created for more complex management needs. This plugin is ideal for users who want better control and efficiency in handling multiple plugins, especially for workflows requiring selective or staged loading of plugins.

Plugin Groups

The **Color Folders and Files** plugin allows users to customize the appearance of files and folders in Obsidian. It provides an intuitive right-click context menu, enabling users to change background and text colors, font weight, font style, and opacity. Customization can be applied to individual files or folders, with an option to apply styles to subfolders and contained files. Users can save and apply style presets, making it easy to maintain a consistent look throughout the vault. The plugin works with both light and dark themes and integrates with other plugins like Iconize and Style Settings for enhanced customization. This tool is ideal for users who want to visually organize their notes, making it easier to differentiate files and folders at a glance.

Color Folders and Files

The **Theme Picker** plugin enables users to quickly switch between installed themes in their Obsidian vault without leaving the Settings modal. It simplifies the process of selecting a theme by providing a direct and user-friendly interface for browsing themes stored in the `.obsidian/themes` directory. This plugin is ideal for users who frequently experiment with different visual styles or want an efficient way to change their vault's appearance.

Theme Picker

The **MySnippets** plugin enhances the management of CSS snippets in Obsidian by introducing a convenient status bar menu. This menu allows users to quickly toggle snippets on or off, open them for editing, or reload the snippets folder without navigating to the settings menu. Additional features include creating new CSS snippets using a modal with customizable templates, as well as optional settings for automatically toggling snippets on or opening them after creation. The plugin also provides aesthetic customization, including a 'glass' style for the menu interface. Designed for ease of use, MySnippets streamlines snippet editing and activation directly within the workspace, reducing interruptions and improving workflow efficiency.

MySnippets

The **Lapel** plugin enhances the visual clarity of your Obsidian editor by adding markers next to each heading, allowing users to quickly distinguish between heading levels (e.g., h1, h2, h3). These markers are displayed in the editor gutter and can also be used to swiftly adjust heading levels through an accessible menu. Users can fully customize the appearance of these markers for individual heading levels using CSS, enabling unique styling to match personal preferences or themes.

Lapel

The **Unitade** plugin for Obsidian provides a versatile solution for managing file extensions within the app. It allows users to open and edit files with custom extensions, something that is not supported by default in Obsidian. The plugin enables rendering files with various extensions as code, similar to editors like VS Code, and offers compatibility modules for older plugin versions. Users can configure the plugin to handle specific file types by entering their extensions in the settings. Unitade is designed for those who want to expand Obsidian's capabilities and streamline the process of working with non-standard file types in their vault.

Unitade

The **Background Image** plugin allows users to customize the editor view in Obsidian by adding a personalized background image. It supports remote image hosting and offers settings to adjust features like background blur and contrast of the input area. The plugin enhances the visual appeal of the editing environment, making it possible to use static or animated images as backgrounds for a more tailored and aesthetic experience.

Background Image

The **Canvas CSS class** plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to add custom CSS classes to your Obsidian canvas files. With this plugin, you can easily manage and customize the appearance of your notes and canvases by adding specific CSS styles to individual files or groups of files. The plugin also includes features such as the ability to remove CSS classes, change the appending behavior, and add custom CSS classes to non-opened canvas files. Additionally, it provides settings that allow you to fine-tune the plugin's behavior and customize its appearance.

Canvas CSS class

The **Customizable Menu** plugin enhances Obsidian by enabling users to modify the right-click context menu. It allows you to add or hide commands, including those from community plugins, and assign custom icons to them for better usability. Icons can be chosen from Obsidian's internal collection or Lucide icons, and existing icons can be replaced. The plugin supports modifications in Source and Live Preview modes but not in Preview mode or sidebars. Additionally, it lets you globally remove commands from context menus across Obsidian. This functionality offers users greater control over the interface, making it more aligned with their workflow.

Customizable Menu

The **Color Palette** plugin enables users to design visually appealing and functional color palettes directly within Obsidian. It supports various CSS color formats, such as Hex, RGB, and HSL, and allows palette creation from popular websites like Coolors and ColorHunt. Users can include gradients, assign aliases, and copy color codes effortlessly. Advanced features include generating random palettes based on color theory and converting links or code blocks into usable palettes. The plugin offers customizable settings for palette dimensions, display orientation, and more, making it a versatile tool for enhancing note aesthetics.

Color Palette

The **Callout menu** plugin is a game-changer for users who frequently use custom callouts and want to streamline their workflow. With this plugin, you can quickly switch between different callout types from a convenient context menu, saving you valuable time and effort. Additionally, it allows you to easily add or remove metadata and collapse sections using "+" and "-" signs. By customizing the callout types that appear in the menu, you'll be able to focus on your content creation without interruptions. Overall, this plugin is designed to enhance your productivity and make your Obsidian experience even more efficient.

Callout menu

The **Simple Columns** plugin makes it easy to organise content into resizable, responsive columns directly inside your notes. With a straightforward markdown syntax and unique IDs for each column, you can split tasks, ideas, or code across columns that adapt to any screen size. The plugin supports both global and per column settings, so you can tweak border style, colour, resizer appearance, background, and text alignment as you wish. Adjust layouts for visual clarity or personal style and reset everything in a click if needed.

Simple Columns

The **Obsidian Helix Keybindings** plugin brings Helix style keybindings into the editor by wiring in jrvidal's Helix CodeMirror 6 extension. It does not replace the editor with a separate implementation. You can enable the mode from the plugin settings or toggle it with a command, while Vim keybindings need to stay disabled for it to work properly. The underlying CM6 extension is still at a very early stage of development, so behaviour may be incomplete. It also includes a small visual tweak for the block cursor: the cursor uses the accent colour by default and can be changed with a custom CSS snippet.

Helix Keybindings

The **Click Clack** plugin enhances the typing experience in Obsidian by simulating typewriter or mechanical keyboard sounds while you type. Users can customize their experience by selecting sound schemes, adjusting volume, and toggling key sounds on or off via settings or the command palette. The plugin comes with a bundled sound resource, with the option to download additional sound variants for more variety. Designed for an immersive and enjoyable writing atmosphere, it adds an auditory element to your workflow.

Click Clack

The **Simple Banner** plugin lets you visually enhance your notes by adding header banners, icons, and timestamps using just frontmatter properties. It supports internal and external images, video files, and even emojis or custom icons. You can tweak image alignment with horizontal and vertical offsets, repeat images, and autohide frontmatter for a cleaner view. The banner and icon properties are customizable, and settings can be configured separately for desktop, mobile, and tablet.

Simple Banner

The **Hide Sidebars on Window Resize** plugin provides a convenient solution for dynamically managing Obsidian's sidebars. It automatically hides the left and right sidebars when the window becomes narrower than a specified width and reveals them again when the window is resized to a wider format. Users can customize the minimum width thresholds for both sidebars, allowing for flexible adjustments based on their workflow. This plugin enhances the workspace by optimizing screen real estate, making it especially useful for smaller screens or multitasking environments.

Hide Sidebars on Window Resize

The **Emoji Magic** plugin enhances the Obsidian note-taking experience by providing a powerful emoji search and insertion tool. It features an extensive dictionary of keywords for emojis, allowing users to find the perfect emoji quickly with terms like colors or concepts. The plugin operates locally, ensuring data privacy, and offers a seamless, keyboard-friendly interface. Emojis can be inserted directly as text characters, preserving consistency across platforms. With fast performance and customizable settings, this plugin is ideal for users who want to add expressive elements to their notes effortlessly.

Emoji Magic

The **Dynamic Background** plugin enhances the visual experience in Obsidian by enabling users to add dynamic effects and static wallpapers to their workspace. It supports a variety of animated effects such as Matrix/Digital Rain, Snow, Rain, and Star Sky for dark themes, and Random Circle and Wave effects for light themes. Users can also customize the background with static wallpapers, adjust blur levels, and integrate dynamic visuals for a personalized touch. The plugin allows easy switching between effects and wallpapers, ensuring compatibility with Obsidian's base theme settings.

Dynamic Background

The **Theme Design Utilities** plugin offers a range of helpful tools for Obsidian theme designers. It includes features like mobile emulation for previewing themes on mobile devices and the ability to cycle through installed themes or toggle between light and dark modes. The plugin also provides commands for debugging, such as adding red outlines to elements or freezing Obsidian for creating test elements. Additionally, it offers helpful resources like cheatsheets and markdown notes for testing theme colors and CSS adjustments. These utilities streamline the theme design process and improve efficiency within the Obsidian environment.

Theme Design Utilities

The **Obsidian Card View Mode** plugin turns open notes into cards so their visual shape and size can reflect how developed each note is. Instead of treating every pane the same, it lets note content stretch or compress the card, which makes rough notes and more mature notes easier to distinguish at a glance. It also adds an Attention Pane mode that highlights the active card and grays out the rest, so focus stays on the current note when many panes are open. Visual settings cover card colors, background color, corner radius, shadows and other design details, and the whole mode can be toggled with a command. The plugin is designed to work alongside Sliding Panes and also accounts for Embedded Note Title and Banners compatibility.

Card View Mode

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A dynamic user interface for adjusting theme, plugin, and snippet CSS variables within Obsidian

Style Settings plugin screenshot showing a settings pane with grouped controls for theme and snippet customization.

Settings plugin to control colors and fonts in Minimal Theme

An Obsidian plugin that opens a specified note, canvas, or workspace on startup, instead of the most recent one.

Commander - Obsidian Plugin | Add Commands to every part of Obsidian's user interface

B Caesar

Transform the Page Preview hover into a working editor instance

Hide Obsidian UI elements such as tooltips, status, titlebar and more

Flexible, context-aware toolbars for your notes in Obsidian.

Note Toolbar plugin screenshot showing a note with a custom toolbar at the top containing buttons for commands and links.

Ganessh Kumar R P

An Obsidian plugin that turns web apps into panes using iframes with custom styling. Also comes with presets for Google Keep, Todoist and more.

Customize your icons and colors directly from the Obsidian UI, including tabs, files & folders, bookmarks, tags, properties, and ribbon commands.

Es un gran trabajo y una alternativa a Iconize, pero sigue faltando mucho trabajo y espero que poco a poco el desarrollador lo vaya realizando, es algo que me encantaría ver para no tener que depender de un complemento que lleva mucho sin actualizarse. Gracias.

Elías el Auténtico

A plugin for Obsidian.md for styling codeblocks and inline code

obsidian plugin to add attributes and context menu options to internal links

Obsidian plugin for per-pane history, pane movement/navigation hotkeys, and more

Load plugins with a delay on Obsidian startup, so that you can get your app startup down into the sub-second loading time.

Easily see and access any Obsidian plugin's options pane or hotkey assignments (including conflicts) from the Community Plugins tab

Obsidian plugin to enable colored text with a custom syntax.

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An Obsidian plugin that displays open tabs vertically, allowing users to group and organize tabs for a better navigation experience.

With this plugin you can set the line width of the editor in obsidian.

Obsidian plugin that adds options to customize how tabs are opened, including open in new tab by default, preventing duplicate tabs, and more

Steve King

A plugin for Obsidian.MD that creates a customizable new tab view with beautiful backgrounds, quotes, search, and more.

Obsidian Plugin: Insert emoji and custom icons with shortcodes

Obsidian plugin to open a note of your choice when creating a new tab, like in the browser.

Run Obsidian from the system tray for customisable window management & global quick notes

Prakash

A plugin that allows you to easily group and manage your other plugins in Obsidian.

Obsidian plugin to customize the appearance of folders and files through a context menu with color picker and style options.

MySnippets is a plugin that adds a status bar menu allowing the user to quickly manage their snippets within the comfort of their workspace 🖌.

🤵 Dress up your editor. Obsidian plugin to show the heading level in the gutter.

A plugin for note-taking app Obsidian which allows you to treat any file extension as markdown note-file

A plugin that will add a css class to your canvas & adding to each canvas the path to help personnalization 

This plugin allows you to add every command to Obsidian's right-click context menu and add custom icons.

Create and insert color palettes into your notes.

An Obsidian plugin that lets you create easily resizable and customizable columns in your notes.

Simulates typewriter / mechanical keyboard sounds in Obsidian.

Visually enhance your Obsidian notes with a customizable banner. Supports icons and time/date display.

A simple Obsidian plugin to hide the sidebars when the window gets narrow.

Makes it easier to add emojis using an improved keyword search

Adding dynamic background effects to the Obsidian editor

Some utilities and Quality-of-Life features for designers of Obsidian themes.

Automatically color your sidebar like a rainbow. No configuration needed. 18 themes included.

Rainbow-Colored Sidebar

The **Rainbow-Colored Sidebar** plugin adds automatic, theme-based colouring to your vault's sidebar folders and files without needing any CSS tweaks or file naming conventions. It supports nine color schemes, including rainbow-based gradients, blue-themed palettes, random mixes, and an accessibility-friendly mode with higher contrast. Colours are applied based on A-Z folder order and cycle infinitely, making it suitable for vaults with many folders. Active files are visually marked, and users can easily switch themes or enable contrast options from the settings. It's a simple yet aesthetic enhancement for users who want visual clarity and customisation in their workspace.

An Obsidian plugin helps users easily search and insert images to editors from Unsplash.

Image Inserter

The **Image Inserter** plugin for Obsidian simplifies the process of searching and inserting images from multiple sources, including Unsplash, Pixabay, and Pexels, directly into your notes or frontmatter. It allows users to download images locally or use remote URLs, specify image quality, and set default sizes and orientations. The plugin also supports inserting image metadata into frontmatter with customizable formats, making it compatible with various markdown-driven workflows.

This is a plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md). Allows you to create various global settings profiles. You can sync them between different vaults. To keep all your settings in sync, you'll never have to manually adjust them again for every vault you have or create in the future.

Settings profiles

The **Settings Profiles** plugin allows Obsidian users to create and manage multiple profiles for global settings, ensuring consistency across different vaults. Users can save and sync settings such as themes, plugins, hotkeys, and appearance configurations, eliminating the need for manual adjustments in each vault. The plugin supports easy switching between profiles and includes features like auto-sync, UI updates, and profile-specific customization. These capabilities provide a seamless way to maintain personalized setups across various Obsidian environments.

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Discordian plugin for tweaking Discordian theme

Discordian Theme

The **Discordian Theme** plugin enhances the Discordian Theme in Obsidian by providing customizable settings directly within the app. It includes features such as Writer Mode, Flat Andy Mode, and Paragraph Focus with adjustable fade-out. Users can also modify readable line length, toggle dark note headers, and adjust font sizes for notes and the File Explorer. While the plugin is not mandatory for using the Discordian Theme, it significantly improves personalization and usability for those seeking a tailored aesthetic and functional experience.

This Obsidian plugin enables you to collapse (and expand) the sidebar easier.

Auto Hide

The **Auto Hide** plugin enhances the usability of Obsidian by allowing users to seamlessly collapse and expand sidebars. With a simple click on the note content, users can hide the sidebar to maximize their workspace. The plugin offers additional options for expanding the sidebar, such as clicking on the blank areas of the left or right ribbon or clicking on the note title.

Automatically colors texts across the Obsidian Vault!

Always Color Text

The **Always Color Text** plugin gives you full control over how specific words or phrases appear across your vault by letting you assign consistent text or background colours. You can mark terms permanently from the right-click menu, command palette, or plugin settings or apply one time highlights as needed. It supports case sensitivity, partial word matching, and even blacklisting to prevent certain files or terms from being affected. The plugin also allows you to design custom colour swatches for quicker access, replace default palettes and toggle global colouring on or off from multiple entry points like the ribbon or status bar. If you want to undo everything, there is a quick reset button with confirmation to wipe your coloured words safely.

A node collapsing plugin for Canvas in Obsidian.

Collapse Node

The **Collapse Node** plugin enhances your Obsidian canvas experience by allowing you to efficiently manage the visibility of nodes. With features to collapse or expand all nodes, specific nodes, or selected nodes, this plugin streamlines workspace organization. Users can trigger these actions through commands, context menus, or by clicking directly on the header of nodes. It provides a simple way to keep your canvas tidy and focused, especially for projects with multiple interconnected ideas.

Немного упорото но может быть если не хочемтся захломлять холст то имба

Владислав «The Javil'» Малинин

Mermaid Themes

The **Mermaid Themes** plugin allows Obsidian users to customize and apply themes to their mermaid.js diagrams. Users can either provide a complete mermaid theme object or modify specific parts of the base theme, with the plugin merging changes seamlessly. This enhances the visual appeal of diagrams by supporting advanced theming options. Users are required to use an alternative code block label (`merm`) instead of the default `mermaid` to integrate themes. The plugin leverages mermaid.js theming features, providing a flexible way to improve diagram aesthetics in notes.

A plugin for [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md) which simply fills the workspace with the active pane.

Maximise Active Pane

The **Maximise Active Pane** plugin enhances the Obsidian workspace by allowing users to focus entirely on the currently active pane. With a simple hotkey (default `Ctrl+Shift+X`), the plugin maximizes the selected pane to fill the workspace and toggles back to the original layout when triggered again. This functionality is especially useful for improving focus and minimizing distractions when working on a specific note. The plugin is compatible with Obsidian v0.9.7+ and integrates seamlessly with other workspace layouts. Its simplicity and efficiency make it a handy tool for streamlining the note-taking experience.

在obsidian中使用的更符合中国习惯的日历插件。

Chinese Calendar

The **Chinese Calendar** plugin enhances Obsidian by providing a calendar that displays information tailored to Chinese cultural practices, including lunar dates, festivals, solar terms, and public holidays. Users can toggle between month and year views, navigate through time periods, and create notes for specific dates or intervals like daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly notes. The plugin integrates seamlessly with the Periodic Notes plugin for customizable file naming, templates, and folder settings. Additionally, it supports QuickAdd templates for advanced note creation, offering flexibility in capturing and organizing information based on calendar events.

An Obsidian.md plugin to adjust font size via commands.

Font Size Adjuster

The **Font Size Adjuster** plugin allows users to easily modify the editor font size in Obsidian using hotkeys or the command palette. Unlike Obsidian's built-in zoom functions, which affect all UI elements, this plugin specifically adjusts only the font size in the editor. This feature enables users to quickly customize their reading or writing experience without navigating through appearance settings. It is ideal for users who frequently adjust font sizes for better readability or focus.

Custom Sidebar Icons

The **Custom Sidebar Icons** plugin allows you to personalize your Obsidian workspace by assigning unique icons to documents and folders. Whether you're pulling images from an online URL, referencing local file paths, or leveraging built-in Lucide icons, it provides various ways to visually distinguish your vault's contents. You can even embed SVG tags or Base64-encoded images to refine your setup. Once configured, the plugin helps you quickly identify sections or notes through easily recognizable symbols, eliminating the need to rely on standard text labels. This can be especially beneficial if you manage many nested folders or complex structures and want a more visual approach. With the ability to blend custom icons into your usual workflow, you gain an organized and aesthetically pleasing interface that makes navigating your vault more intuitive.

A light-weight plugin for displaying inline "badges" in Obsidian.md

Badges

The **Badges** plugin allows users to display custom inline badges in Obsidian notes. These badges function as a visually appealing key-value system that can be queried using Obsidian's search or the Dataview plugin. It supports multiple badge styles, including plain text, GitHub-style labels, and fully customizable designs with icons and color settings. Users can further enhance their notes with custom CSS for personalized badge styling. The plugin provides a lightweight way to organize and visually highlight metadata, tasks, or categories directly within notes.

I personally find this plugin usefull for tracking status on my JIRA tickets in my obsidian notes.

Sebastian C.

Use a leader-key (tmux style) for hotkeys in Obsidian.md

Leader Hotkeys

The **Leader Hotkeys** plugin introduces a leader key functionality to Obsidian, enabling users to assign hotkeys that require an initial leader key press before executing a command. This feature is inspired by similar mechanisms in tools like Vim and tmux. Users can configure any key combination as a leader key and create shortcuts for focusing panes or performing other actions, including those from third-party plugins. The plugin provides a streamlined way to navigate and execute commands within Obsidian, offering enhanced customization and efficiency.

Small Obsidian plugin that updates the window title with the current open note

Custom window title

The **Custom window title** plugin enhances the Obsidian experience by displaying the current open note in the window title, allowing for better context while switching between applications. This plugin is particularly useful for those tracking application usage or managing multiple tasks, as it offers easy identification of the current note. Additionally, the plugin provides templating options, enabling users to customize the window title with variables like filename, filepath, vault, or workspace. It also supports frontmatter, allowing dynamic updates based on file metadata, further improving workflow efficiency and context-switching.

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