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# Customize the app

Cake Wallet's **Display** settings control the app's appearance along with a few handy behavior options — theme, language, fiat currency, and more.

## Open Display settings

Open the `Settings` gear, then tap `Display`.

![Cake Wallet Display settings](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cake-tech/docs-assets/main/v6.3.1/settings_display_02_theme-mode_hl.png)

## Appearance

At the top, choose a **theme mode**:

* **System** — follow your device's light/dark setting
* **Light** — always light
* **Dark** — always dark

When a dark mode is active, the picker just below lets you choose between the standard **Dark** (navy) theme and a **Black** (OLED) theme that uses true black to save battery on OLED screens.

Selecting the **Black** theme reveals two extra controls that are hidden for every other theme. **Accent color** recolors the app's highlights, with a choice of Cake Primary, BCH Green, Bitcoin Yellow, Monero Orange, Tron Red, or Frosting Purple. Below it, the **OLED mode** switch drives the interface to true black for the deepest contrast and the best battery savings on OLED displays. Switch back to Light or the standard Dark theme and both rows disappear again.

## Display options

Below Appearance you'll find:

* **Apps** — show or hide the Apps section on the dashboard
* **Show Address Book popup** — offer to save new addresses after you send
* **Disable buy action** — hide the Buy button
* **Sync Status Display** — how sync progress is shown (for example, Blocks Remaining)
* **Bitcoin Amount Display** — on Bitcoin wallets, show amounts in BTC or sats
* **Currency** — the fiat currency used for value estimates
* **Change language** — the app's display language


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