If you’re a daily Twitter user, you should be familiar with Twitter Dark Mode. Even if you’re just scrolling through your feed and not posting or engaging with your followers, the Dark Mode function will come in handy. Twitter Dark Mode does more than just give the app a new appearance. It’s also gentler on the eyes, producing less strain, especially when used at night or in a gloomy setting. It may also help to lengthen the life of your battery. Because dark pixels consume far less power than white pixels, devices with AMOLED displays that switch off black pixels save electricity while showing apps in dark mode.

Of course, the fact that colors stand out against a black background implies that pictures and videos will seem even sharper and more immersive. It’s unlikely that Twitter will become anyone’s primary source of media consumption, but it’s still a fun little bonus. Twitter’s dark mode also looks amazing, and we’re always happy to see developers providing us additional options for how we use our applications. With Dark Modes available on WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook, you’ll have your entire social media life set up in this easy-on-the-eyes option. Here’s how to activate Twitter’s Dark Mode.

Turning on Twitter Dark Mode on Android and IOS

Twitter offers two dark modes for Android and iOS. The first, ‘Dim,’ has a dark blue backdrop. The second, suitably titled ‘Lights out,’ features a dark backdrop and is intended for AMOLED panels. This second one should be more power-efficient and last a little longer.

Whichever one you like, switching between them is simple.

1. The main menu will be slid out.
2. Choose ‘Settings and privacy.’
3. Select ‘Display and sound.’
4. Select ‘Dim’ or ‘Lights out’.

Lights Out has been available for some time on iOS, but it was just recently introduced to the Android app. However, it has been more than a year since its release, so it should be widely accessible to Android users. If it doesn’t display in the menu, open the settings app on your phone and scroll down to ‘Apps.’ Find Twitter on the list, open it, and then choose ‘Force shutdown,’ followed by a wipe of the app’s data. Relaunching Twitter should bring up the Lights Out option.

Turning on Twitter Dark Mode for Desktop

Twitter’s website employs the prefers-color-scheme* option, which informs your browser that a dark version of the website is provided. The majority of current browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, will recognize this and show the appropriate version based on your browser settings (light or dark). If you want to modify Twitter’s appearance manually, go to the ‘Settings and Privacy’ menu, then click ‘Display,’ and choose from the three options available: Default, Dim, and Lights Out.

1. Navigate to the ‘Settings and privacy’ option.
2. Choose ‘Display.’
3. Select ‘Default,’ ‘Dim,’ or ‘Lights out.’
4. Choose a highlight color that appeals to you.

The benefits of using dark mode

Health and happiness

Everyone can relate to sitting in a room with the lights turned down and a white screen in front of you blinding your eyes. One Reddit member did well to bring this point to a close with a wonderful statement regarding the advantages of dark mode: But it’s not only dry, aching eyes that come from staring at bright blue displays all day. Light also suppresses the release of melatonin, a sleep hormone. That is also why many of our vehicle dashboards are now blue – to keep us awake and alert.

Battery conservation

Dark mode applications might help your smartphone’s battery last longer. Google has confirmed that adopting dark mode on OLED panels has significantly improved battery life. For example, at 50% brightness, the YouTube app’s Dark Mode interface saves roughly 15% screen energy when compared to a flat white background. The dark interface saves a whopping 60% of screen energy at 100% screen brightness.

It looks great

To be honest, dark mode simply looks awesome. While most items go for the same basic white aesthetic, the dark mode offers something unique that feels intriguing and unique. It also allows for the presentation of graphic material such as graphs, dashboards, photographs, and photos. 

Conclusion

You also discovered how to enable the ‘Lights Out’ option on Twitter for desktop and mobile. In addition to the Lights Out option, there are two other alternatives available. The one in the middle is the older dark option that we all use now. The new choice, on the other hand, is considerably darker, and the text that contrasts with the new theme is much easier to read. If you wish to change the theme, simply repeat the procedure and select the Default or Dim theme. I hope this has answered one of your questions concerning Twitter’s Dark Mode:

• Turn on the Twitter dark theme.
• Turn on Twitter’s light-off mode.
• How do I turn Twitter black?
• Is Twitter available in dark mode?
• How can I enable Twitter’s dark mode?