> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.en.lockmypix.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.en.lockmypix.com/general/design-and-styling.md).

# Design & Styling

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Open the LockMyPix settings and select *Design & Styling*
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### Theming

Choose any theme color that you prefer. LockMyPix will take that color as the major color inside your Private Photo Vault.

### Darkmode

That's active by default. Deactivate the Darkmode to switch to the bright view.

### Slideshow Swipe Duration

Choose how long a photo is displayed until moving to the next photo inside a slideshow.

### Slideshow Slider Speed

Set your preferred animation time when switching to the next photo.

### Increase Zoom

Zoom on a photo is restricted by default to 50% of the entire photo size. Set that option if you want to increase the max. zoom level.

### 360° Finger

An awesome feature that allows you to rotate a photo as you like with two fingers and zoom in / out at the same time.

### Show Share-Button

Active by default but can be disabled to make sure you don't accidentally tap the share-button.

If disabled, sharing files will still be possible from the selection mode.


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