> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.conversion.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Landing Page Themes

> Set fonts, colors, and styles once and use them across every landing page.

A landing page theme holds your workspace's shared fonts, colors, and styles for landing pages. Pages pick up their look from their theme, so you don't restyle each page by hand.

Your workspace has a **default theme**. New landing pages use it automatically.

## Where to find themes

Go to **Settings → Landing page themes**. Each theme shows as a card with its status. Open a card to edit it, or use its menu to **Duplicate**, **Set as default**, **Rename**, **Archive**, or **Delete** it.

To create a theme, click **New theme**, enter a name, and click **Create and edit**. New themes start from the default theme.

## What a theme controls

| Group | What you set |
| - | - |
| **Page** | The background behind every section. |
| **Typography** | Heading font and body font. |
| **Sections** | Padding and colors for the full-width bands of the page. |
| **Headings** | Size, mobile size, and color for heading levels 1 to 4. |
| **Text** | Small, body, and large sizes, text color, link color, and mobile size. |
| **Buttons** | Background, text, and outline colors, font size, and weight. |
| **Cards** | Rows and columns that have their own background. |
| **Images** | Corner rounding. |
| **Divider** | Color. |

### Color schemes

A theme has one or more color schemes, such as **Light** and **Dark**. In the builder, set a section's **Section theme** to switch everything inside it to that scheme's colors. Click **New color scheme** to add one. When editing, some controls apply to **This scheme** and others to **All schemes**.

## Publishing a theme

Your edits save as a draft. Click **Publish** to release them. Each publish creates a version. From the version history you can view an earlier version and restore it into your draft, or click **Discard changes** to return to the published theme.

A theme must be published at least once before pages can use it.

## Your live pages won't change unexpectedly

* **Publishing a theme doesn't change live pages.** Each published page keeps the theme version it was published with.
* **You choose when a page updates.** When a newer theme version is available, the page's **Theme** setting shows **New version available**. Click **Update** to apply it to the page's draft. The live page changes only when you publish the page.
* **Block-level styling is kept.** Anything set directly on a block still overrides the theme after an update.

## Default, archived, and deleted themes

* **Set as default** picks the theme new pages start from. Only published themes can be the default.
* **Archive** retires a theme. Pages already using it keep their look, but it can't be picked for new pages. You can restore it any time. The default theme can't be archived.
* **Delete** removes a theme permanently. Themes in use by landing pages can't be deleted. Archive them instead.


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