See what Color Theme Manager for Divi (by diViNOUS) does, its Light/Dark/Mixed theme generation, WCAG contrast checker, pricing tiers, and whether it's worth…
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated August 15, 2026
Color Theme Manager for Divi is a WordPress plugin built by diViNOUS (a trading name of Sigma Logic) that extends Divi's native Global Colors system into a full theming engine. Instead of manually rebuilding a color palette for every mode, users define a base set of Divi Global Colors and the plugin automatically generates matching Light, Dark, and Mixed theme variants, which can then be switched with a single click across the entire site (useful for client demos, A/B testing, or a live front-end mode switcher).
Beyond generation, the plugin adds workflow tooling on top of Divi's color panel: one-click copying of HEX/RGB/HSL values, recovery of accidentally deleted global colors, a 'safe deletion' check that warns before removing a color still in use, semantic renaming/reordering of CSS color variables for cleaner custom CSS, support for multiple saved theme palettes per project, and a library of professionally designed color presets that can be imported in one click. A built-in WCAG contrast checker flags low-contrast text/background combinations so designers can fix accessibility issues before publishing.
The product ships in three tiers: a free Basic plan covering core Divi Global Color management (add/link/reorder/delete/save/export), a paid Pro plan that unlocks the full automated theme-generation engine, the contrast checker/fixer, real-time preview, and the front-end mode switcher, and a Business plan that adds premium support with a guaranteed response time. Pricing scales by site-count tier (Personal/Freelancer/Studio/Agency) and by billing type (annual subscription or one-time lifetime license), and checkout runs through Freemius. The plugin is not affiliated with or endorsed by Elegant Themes, the maker of Divi.
Key Features
Automated Light/Dark/Mixed Theme Generation — Instantly generates matching Light, Dark, and Mixed color theme variants for a Divi site from a single base color palette.
Front-End Theme Mode Switcher — Lets site visitors or the designer switch between generated color modes with one click, live on the front end.
Real-Time Theme Preview — Preview color theme changes across the site instantly before publishing.
WCAG Contrast Checker & Fixer — Checks color combinations for WCAG contrast compliance and helps fix low-contrast text/background pairs.
Global Color Management — Add, link, reorder, and safely delete Divi Global Colors, with a guard that warns before removing a color still in use on the site.
Recover Deleted Colors — Reactivate a Divi Global Color that was accidentally removed from the Divi Builder with a single click.
Semantic CSS Variable Renaming — Rename and reorder Divi's color CSS variables for cleaner, more maintainable custom CSS.
Pro Color Presets — Library of professionally designed color palettes that can be imported into a project with one click.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Generates complete Light, Dark, and Mixed theme variants from a single base palette instead of building each mode by hand
Built-in WCAG contrast checker helps catch accessibility issues before a site goes live
One-click front-end theme mode switcher is useful for client presentations and A/B testing
Free Basic tier covers core Divi Global Color management (add, link, reorder, safely delete, export)
Both annual subscription and one-time lifetime pricing options are available
All paid plans include a 14-day money-back guarantee
Cons
Only works within the Divi Theme ecosystem, so it's not usable on other WordPress themes or page builders
Full theme-generation engine, contrast checker, and front-end switcher are locked behind the paid Pro/Business tiers, not the free Basic plan
Premium support with a guaranteed response time is reserved for the top Business tier
Several advertised capabilities (advanced palette export, automatic backups, AI palette import) are still listed as 'In Development' or 'Coming Soon' rather than shipped