![]() In the examples below, you can see the light backgrounds have been converted to dark versions of the original colors and areas that previously had a dark background with light text are now light with dark text. Unfortunately, this is currently the tactic used by some of the more popular email clients, such as Gmail app (iOS), Outlook 2021 (Windows), Office 365 (Windows), and Windows Mail. So if you already designed your emails to have a dark theme, this scheme will ironically force them to become light. The Full Color Invert is the most invasive color scheme: It not only inverts the areas with light backgrounds, but impacts dark backgrounds as well. ![]() is an email client that partially inverts colors, like you can see in this screenshot: ![]() Fortunately, most email clients that use this method also support Dark Mode targeting, so you can override the client-default dark theme. It generally leaves areas that already have dark backgrounds alone, resulting in a fully Dark Mode design. It only detects areas with light backgrounds and inverts them so the light backgrounds are dark, while the dark text becomes light. The first Dark Mode theme is what I like to call a “Partial Color Invert”. Below, you can see a side-by-side of an email with a Light Mode theme, and a Custom Dark Mode theme.īefore we look into how to approach a custom Dark Mode theme though, let’s check out how other email clients treat their Default Dark Modes. But if you’re like most of us and you’re not a fan of these Default styles, you might want to go with the third option: design and code your own Dark Mode theme. There are quite a few email clients that will automatically force their default Dark Mode onto your email if you don’t do anything at all. Secondly, If you enable Dark Mode as described below, then Apple Mail will auto convert your email to a Dark Mode Version using a partial invert (also described below).
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