Add Thems to Change your Blog in Blogger

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Use themes to change how your blog looks

People can see and interact with your blog in different ways by using one of Blogger’s themes.

Choose a theme to use

  • Sign in to Blogger.
  • In the top left, click the Down arrow Down arrow.
  • Click a blog to update.
  • In the left menu, click Theme.
  • Click the theme you want to use.
  • In the bottom right, click Apply to Blog.
  • Optional: To save a copy of your theme, in the top right, click Backup/Restore and then Download theme. 

Use a Dynamic Views theme

When you’re using a Dynamic Views theme:
  • Blogger will record each post displayed as a pageview.
  • Your readers will have the option to change their default view.
To use Dynamic Views, make sure sharing is turned on for your blog.

Customize your theme

Change the background, column widths, and more
  • Sign in to Blogger.
  • In the top left, click the Down arrow Down arrow.
  • Click a blog to update.
  • In the left menu, click Theme.
  • Under “Live on Blog," click Customize.
  • Use the left menu to customize your background image or color and to adjust widths, layout, and other settings.
  • In the top right corner, click Apply to Blog to make your changes live.
Change font color and size

You can change the font, font color, and font size for your entire blog:
  • Sign in to Blogger.
  • In the top left, click the Down arrow Down arrow.
  • Click a blog to update.
  • In the left menu, click Theme.
  • Click Customize.
  • In the top left corner, click Advanced.
  • Choose the font, font size, and font color you want for each kind of text you want to use. For instance, you can change the formatting for the regular blog post text or for the page headers.
  • In the top right, click Apply to Blog.

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