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IntelliJ Theme Contest 2019: Submissions Are Closed and Voting Is Open

Zlata Kalyuzhnaya
Zlata Kalyuzhnaya

On April 24, we launched the IntelliJ Theme Contest 2019, and now we have reached the next stage of the competition. We’ve closed the doors on new submissions and now the voting for the most beloved plugin begins!

Remember, it’s you who will decide the winners!

The winner will get a $1000 Amazon gift card, the prize for the second place is a $500 Amazon gift card, and third place will win a $300 Amazon gift card.

For this contest, 38 amazing theme plugins have been submitted, and we would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who spent their time creating a new theme for the IntelliJ-based IDEs.

View the submissions and vote for the one you like the most!

To vote for the plugin of your choice you should be logged into https://hub.jetbrains.com/. You can log in using your JetBrains Account, Google Account, GitHub Account, etc.

The voting will be open until May 13. We plan to announce the winners on May 16!

Stay tuned and follow IntelliJ IDEA’s blog and Twitter for the announcements.

Choose your #DreamTheme!

IntelliJ Themes Contest 2019
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