Come faccio a cambiare tema su Google Chrome?
In 2025, Google Chrome supports built-in dark mode for its interface, but full dark mode for all websites—including Google services—is not universal by default. To turn on Chrome’s dark mode, go to Settings > Appearance > Themes and select "Dark," which changes Chrome’s UI (tabs, menus, toolbars) to a dark color scheme [3] [9] [5]. Some websites (such as YouTube) will automatically respond to this setting if they offer their own dark modes [5].
However, most websites do not switch to dark mode automatically just because Chrome is set to dark. For consistent dark mode across all sites, including Google Docs and others that lack native dark themes on desktop in 2025, browser extensions are necessary. Popular options include:
- Dark Reader: Allows dark mode for all websites with advanced customization of brightness, contrast, and scheduling [8] [2] [3].
- Night Eye: Specifically designed to convert every website—even those that do not support dark mode natively—into a dark-friendly display [3].
- Dark Night Mode: Changes the color of every website without inverting colors or distorting images, with intelligent color adjustment [4].
Some users report that as of 2025, Google Docs on desktop still lacks an official dark mode, and using extensions remains the main workaround [10].
To summarize:
- Enable Chrome’s built-in dark mode for the browser interface via Settings > Appearance > Themes > Dark [3] [9].
- For a dark theme on all websites, use an extension like Dark Reader, Night Eye, or Dark Night Mode [2] [3] [4] [8].
- Many Google services and third-party sites do NOT natively follow Chrome’s dark mode—extensions are required for full coverage [3] [10].
- You can toggle back to light mode any time from the same settings [1].
If Chrome or your device appears "always in dark mode," check your system appearance settings or extension behavior [7].