zerebos/ghostty-config

Ghostty Config is a web-based tool that lets you customize the Ghostty terminal without editing configuration files by hand. Instead of writing text and worrying about syntax, you use a visual interface to adjust settings, see the results immediately, and then export a finished config file that Ghostty can read directly. You can try it at ghostty.zerebos.com without installing anything. The editor covers the most common terminal customization areas: fonts (including JetBrains Mono and Nerd Fonts, or any custom font you specify), colors, cursor style, transparency, blur, app icons, and keybindings. A live preview updates as you make changes, so you can see what cursor shapes look like, what a color palette produces, and how your selections interact before committing to any choice. When you are finished, one click generates a clean config file ready to drop into your setup. Ghostty is a relatively new terminal application, and Ghostty Config tracks its releases closely. The roadmap shows completed updates for versions 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3, with a few areas still in progress, including a detailed terminal playground, a command palette builder, community presets for quick setup, and a potential desktop version if demand warrants it. The project is still early in development, and the maintainer welcomes bug reports and feature ideas through the GitHub issue tracker. The codebase is built with Bun (a JavaScript runtime), Svelte (a UI framework), TypeScript, and Vite (a development server and bundler). Every push to the main branch triggers automatic deployment through GitHub Actions, so the hosted site stays current with the latest changes. If you want to run it yourself locally, the README provides a short set of commands to clone the repository, install dependencies with Bun, and start a local server at localhost:5173.