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If you hate the glaring white theme that most websites or apps originally come with.
That is when dark mode comes into the picture.
Dark mode on Coinbase can be enabled by navigating to the off-canvas menu on the website or the app once you have logged in.
You can navigate to it by clicking on the top left corner of your home dashboard.
You will see an option to enable the dark under profile and settings, under Appearance.
The dark mode feature is popular among desktop and mobile phone users as it is easy on the eyes.
That is why many social platforms including Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, and even Twitter have all jumped on this trend.
In this guide, you will learn how to enable dark mode on Coinbase on Android, iPhone, and desktop, with a few steps.
- How to enable dark mode on Coinbase
- How to enable dark mode on Coinbase for Android
- How to enable dark mode on Coinbase for iPhone
- Can you enable dark mode on Coinbase for PC?
- How to turn off dark mode on Coinbase
How To Enable Dark Mode On Coinbase
To enable dark mode on Coinbase, log in to your account, go to profile and settings, select appearance, and then select “Dark” to turn on the dark mode.
After you have turned on dark mode, the white theme will be replaced with a black theme color.
Some apps do require you to meddle with your phone brightness to enable the dark mode, apps like Instagram for the iOS version.
However, with Coinbase the feature is available on the website itself just like Reddit and Twitter.
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Below is a pictorial step-by-step guide on how you can turn on dark mode on CoinBase.
1. Log in to the dashboard and click on the off-canvas menu
Log in to your Coinbase account > off-canvas menu > profile & settings.
First, you have to log in to your Coinbase dashboard on the app.
Once you have logged in, click on the off-canvas menu on the top left corner of your screen.
After you have clicked on the off-canvas, a list of options will be shown to you.
On that new page, you will see a list of options – Learn and earn, Profile & Settings, Send a gift, and more.
The option you will be using is Profile & Settings.
Simply tap on “Profile & Settings” to access your Coinbase display settings.
In the next step, you will learn how to locate the dark mode settings.
2. Tap on “Appearance”
Profile & Settings > Display
After you must have tapped on “Profile & Settings”, a list of more options will appear – Native Currency, Country, Privacy, and more.
The option you will need to select is “Appearance” scroll up to find it and then tap on it.
You will find “Appearance” under the heading “Display”.
You will find it directly above “Privacy Mode” in case you are confused.
Now, you have successfully navigated to the display settings.
3. Turn on dark mode
Appearance > Dark = On
Once you have tapped on “Appearance” you will see three settings.
There are: Device Settings, Light, and Dark settings.
These settings allow you to switch between light and dark modes or use your device’s default mode (battery saver mode).
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To turn on the dark mode on your Coinbase, simply tap on “Dark”.
After you have tapped on “Dark” your whole theme will be changed to a black theme, the light blue color becomes a darker blue and the white theme becomes black and grey.
And that is how to enable the dark mode on Coinbase.
How to enable dark mode on Coinbase for Android
This is how you can enable the dark mode on Coinbase for Android:
1. Go to the Coinbase app and log in to your account.
2. Tap on the off-canvas menu on the top left corner of your screen.
3. You will see “Profile & Settings”, tap on it.
4. Under the heading “Display”, select “Appearance”.
5. To turn on the dark mode, tap on “Dark”.
After you have tapped on “Dark” on your Android, the Coinbase white theme will be replaced with a dark theme.
How to enable dark mode on Coinbase for iPhone
Turning on dark mode on Coinbase for iPhone is similar to that of Android.
Here’s how you can enable dark mode on Coinbase for iPhone:
1. Go to the Coinbase app and log in to your account.
2. On your homepage, tap on the off-canvas menu on the top left corner of your screen.
3. Select “Profile & Settings”.
4. Scroll up to “Display” and tap on “Appearance”.
5. To turn on the dark mode, tap on “Dark”.
After you have tapped on “Dark” on your iPhone, the whole Coinbase white theme will be replaced with a dark theme.
Can you enable dark mode on Coinbase for PC?
There isn’t a feature for enabling the dark mode on Coinbase for desktop or pc, at least for now.
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So currently, Coinbase does not offer this feature to their desktop users meaning that you will not find an option to enable dark mode on PC.
However, if you still want to use dark mode on Coinbase consider accessing it on your Android or iPhone by following the aforementioned steps above.
How to turn off dark mode on Coinbase
Here is how to turn off the dark mode on Coinbase:
1. Log in to your account on the Coinbase app.
2. While on your homepage, tap on the off-canvas menu on the top left corner of your screen.
3. Simply tap on “Profile & Settings”.
4. Now, scroll up to “Display” and tap on “Appearance”.
5. To turn off the dark mode, tap on “Light: Always use light mode”
Once you have done all this, the dark and grey theme will be replaced with a light theme.
Conclusion
Turning on the dark mode feature on Coinbase has many advantages.
It is known to save and extend your battery life as your phone battery drains much more slowly on dark mode as opposed to light mode.
Another thing is that it is easy on the eyes, nobody liked the white glaring theme that most apps originally come with.
So, the next time you are using any app or website, look for the dark mode feature and enable it, so as to reap these benefits.
Brianna is based in Minnesota in the US at the moment, and has been writing since 2017. She is currently a 3rd Year med student at the time of writing this.
