On Android Studio, turning background screen from white to black? - android-studio

On Android studio when I code at night, it hurts my eyes when the background is white, how do I turn it to black? I'm referring to the following...

Preferences > Editor > Color & Fonts > General > Default Text > Background
Will directly change the background colour.
To change to a darker theme
File->settings->IDE settings->Appearance->Theme

Go to
File -> settings -> Appearance and Behaviour -> Appearance
In Appearance window, change theme to Dracula

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How to apply a lighter background to Darcula theme in Android Studio?

In Darcula, when the font color is also dark - as in the green below - then it is hard to read against the pitch black background and bugs hide in the undergrowth.
Is there a way to change the background from pitch black to a lighter shade, for example gray (without the glare from the default theme)?
Go to Settings > Editor > Color scheme > General
Select Text > Default text
Change background color from the right panel
As La Bla Bla suggested, you can customise the theme in settings.
OR you could download an entirely new theme from JetBrains' selection here:
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/search?tags=Theme
and import it using these steps:
How to change or add theme to Android Studio?

How to change the color of certain parts of code in Android Studio?

I use Android Studio with Material Theme, as it makes it look A LOT better. The only problem is that when I initialize a variable, it shows up as dark grey, which is pretty unreadable because I use the dark theme. Is there an option that I can change only that dark grey to some other color, without making any changes to the color of other pieces of code?
Here's a screenshot:
File > Settings > Editor > Color Scheme > The language for which you want to change the color

Change font color in dracula theme in android studio

How can I change font color in dracula theme in android studio? cause with color's font now, the color less bright.
File->Settings->Editor->Colors & Fonts
Download themes in .jar format from web. Then go to File -> Import Settings and choose the file downloaded
Bonus
But this theme might add more colors to your coding life.
Link with more details:
http://envyandroid.com/monokai-theme-in-android-studio-and-intellij/
Inside Settings goto: Editor > Colors & Fonts > Java there you can change the color of any attribute.

In Android Studio, how do I change the background color of the left-hand gutter?

In Android Studio (version 2.0), the background color of the left-hand gutter is the same background color as my editor. This causes me to erroneously think that my indentions are off.
If I could simply change the background color of the gutter, it will look like a separate area to my eyes, and I won't stop second-guessing the indent levels.
But I can't find the setting (not surprising--there are thousands of settings!). And as you can see, I only turn line-numbers on while debugging.
In my current settings, you can see how difficult it is to tell the gutter apart from the editor:
Finally found it!
Open up the Preferences according to your Operating System.
Editor -> Colors & Fonts -> General -> Gutter -> Background. Check the background box on the far right, then click on the rectangle to the right of the checkbox. A color picker will pop up, allowing you to change the background color of the gutter.

Android Studio: How to increase the size of logcat text?

Anybody knows where can I increase the size of logcat text? There's no setting for it in the main settings.
Go to file-> Settings-> Editor-> Colors & Font -> Console Font
Though to change the saved settings, you will have to create a new scheme or save the existing scheme with a new name(see the top of the screenshot.)
Thanks to #params for his answer but here is the correct screen shot
File > Settings > Editor > Colors & Font > Console Font
In size column give your size ,ex :- 18 click Ok
UPDATE
from android studio 3.1.2 it is in Settings > Editor > Color Scheme > Console Font
Now in AS 3.1.2 the font settings are under "Editor -> Color Scheme -> Console Font" which is misleading.

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