How to Enable Dark Mode on Google Sheets
It reduces eye strain and saves battery life for comfortable nighttime spreadsheet work.
Staring at a bright, white screen for hours, especially in the evening, can be uncomfortable and distracting. That’s where Dark Mode comes in. Not only does it reduce eye strain in low-light environments, but it can also help you focus better and even save a bit of battery on some devices.
Whether you’re crunching numbers after hours, reviewing a shared budget, or managing a to-do list on the go, switching to Dark Mode in Google Sheets can make the whole experience feel easier on your eyes. The good news is that you can set it up quickly, whether on the mobile app or in your browser.
How to Enable Dark Mode on Google Sheets
For Mobile
Step 1: Open your Google Sheets app on your device and click on the horizontal line at the top right-hand corner of your screen
Step 2: Select Settings
Step 3: Select Theme (for android Choose theme), then select Dark
For Web
- Step 1: Go to the chrome web store in your browser
- Step 2: Search for the Dark Mode – Night Eye extension
- Step 3: Click on Add to Chrome/Brave
- Step 4: When prompted, click Add extension to install it. Dark mode should then automatically apply to all websites, including Google Sheets.
- Step 5: If dark mode doesn't automatically apply to Google Sheets, simply click the Extensions button in your browser's toolbar and choose Dark Mode – Night Eye.
- Step 6: Select Dark to get the dark mode in Google Sheets.
Conclusion
Enabling Dark Mode on Google Sheets significantly enhances productivity and wellness. By reducing eye strain in low-light environments, extending battery life on OLED screens, and minimizing glare during extended use, this feature enhances both comfort and efficiency for mobile spreadsheet work. The streamlined interface also improves focus by reducing visual clutter, allowing you to concentrate on data analysis rather than battling brightness.
Gabriel Ojeh
