Change how PokerLens looks

Everything about how the PokerLens window looks is on one page. There is no Save button: each choice takes hold the moment you click it, and PokerLens remembers it for next time.

Click Settings in the rail, then Appearance in the list of settings pages.

The Theme panel shows three cards, each drawn in its own colors so you can compare them:

• Dark — built for long night sessions. This is how PokerLens starts.
• Light — pale surfaces for daylight sessions.
• Match system — follows Windows. If you switch Windows between light and dark, PokerLens follows along without being asked.

The card in use is ringed in your accent color.

The Accent color drives buttons, active states and positive values (like a winning result). Choose Green, Blue, Jade, Amber or Red. Each one is adjusted to read well in both the dark and light themes.

Under Layout & type:

• Interface density — the row height across tables and lists. Compact fits more rows on screen, Comfortable is the standard spacing and Spacious gives each row more room. Buttons and title bars stay the same size.
• Interface font size — scales all text outside the HUD, from 90% up to 125%. The rows and panels around the text grow with it, so nothing is cramped. It doesn't change the size of the window itself, and it doesn't touch the panels at your tables.
• Sidebar default state — how the rail opens when PokerLens starts: Expanded, with every item named, or Collapsed, showing only icons. You can still open or close the rail at any time with the arrow at its top; this setting only decides how it starts.

Table felt color is the cloth PokerLens draws its own tables on — the tables on Live Tables, in the Hand Replayer and in the HUD Editor's preview. Choose Deep green, Navy, Burgundy or Charcoal.

The poker site's own tables are drawn by the site, so this setting doesn't change them.

Related

• Change the language
• Find a setting
• Set up your HUD