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Customize Project

Customize your project’s appearance and settings to suit your workflow.

Updated over a week ago

Set Project Background

Taskade features a selection of beautiful backgrounds you can use to customize the looks of your Projects. Go to Project Settings menu ➑ Appearance to browse available wallpapers or use the "Random" setting for an aesthetic surprise.

πŸ’‘ Note: To upload your own cover image, go to the Upload tab in the Appearance section and click select image or drag & drop the file to upload it. For best results, upload images that are at least 800 pixels in width.

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Remove Background

Do you want to enter full Zen mode? Choose "None" in the Appearance tab to remove the cover image and enjoy the aesthetics of Taskade's user interface.

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Display as Background

You can set the Project cover image to "Background" in the Appearance tab to fill the entire screen. Be sure to test your cover in the Mind Map or Board view!

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Choose a Color Theme

The color theme of a project is inherited from its parent workspace/folder. Here's how to choose the accent colors of links and navigation elements of a project.

πŸ’‘ Note: Changing the color theme of a workspace/folder will change the color of links and navigation elements in all nested projects.

  1. Open the workspace/folder where the project is located.
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  2. Click the arrow next to the name of your workspace.
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  3. Pick one of the pre-defined colors or use the color wheel.

    • You can also paste custom Hex color codes.
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  4. Click Update to save changes.

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Set Default Project View

Taskade lets you decide how you want your project to display every time you or your team members open it. Follow the steps below to set a default project view:

  1. Click (top-right) to open Project Settings.
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  2. Go to the Settings tab.
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  3. Select one of the views from the drop-down menu.

  4. And that's it! πŸŽ‰

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