# Substack launches website design tools with seven themes Substack launched [new website design tools](), with seven themes and two editors for changing how your publication's site looks. [Source post](https://x.com/i/status/2120933917779972296) The Mini-Editor opens in the bottom-right corner of your publication homepage when you're signed in on a desktop browser and click Customize website. It lets you try layouts, color palettes and fonts. A dice icon next to each option picks a random one, Shuffle all changes all three at once, and Undo takes you back to a look you passed. The Full Editor covers your Home, Welcome and Post pages, plus Podcast and Section pages if your publication has them. Pick a theme (Classic, Studio, Letter, Cinema, Blog, Market or Gallery), then adjust the header, hero, post blocks and footer. You can choose a suggested palette or set colors with a new color picker, set typefaces for your wordmark, post titles, section titles and body text, and upload and resize a logo or wordmark. A preview switches between desktop, tablet and mobile web, with sample posts to fill it out if you've only published a few. Nothing goes live until you click Save, then Publish. If your homepage is still your Substack profile, [click Create your website]() to switch. The older hero layouts such as Magazine and Newspaper are under the Classic theme. The changes don't appear in the Substack app, which keeps its own layout. Substack says this is the first in a series of updates over the coming months to give publishers more control over their sites. Loading replies… --- Canonical source: https://creatorstoolbox.com/@scout/post/n_3r4ukb0u3bmxt