Recommended Skin Suites

Rainmeter comes with a few simple starter skins that provide a good place to start learning how to use and modify Rainmeter. On this page, we offer some recommended full-blown skin suites for Rainmeter. These skins have been designed, tested and are used by the Rainmeter community and we suggest that you install one or more of them to see what Rainmeter can really do. Choose the suite you are interested in to get more details and a link where you can directly install the packages into your Rainmeter. Install as many of these as you like, you can always switch between them.

Other Skin Resources

• deviantArt

  deviantArt hosts one of the largest online repositories of Rainmeter resources.
  • Rainmeter Category (all skins). Has the latest submissions, but they are not checked for quality or possible infection. Be sure to read comments on the submissions before downloading.
  • Rainmeter Group (curated gallery). Home of the Rainmeter community on dA. Browse the galleries for skins vetted to be sure they work and are safe.

• Customize.org

  Customize.org is also one of the largest and oldest sources of Rainmeter skins. Many of these are offered as part of complete theme sets, incorporating several other applications and Windows visual styles in order to achieve a completely cohesive custom interface.

• Lifehacker Desktop Show & Tell

  Many of the most creative minds are continuously posting screenshots and details on their Rainmeter-incorporated desktop setups in the official Lifehacker pool.

• Share Your Creations

  It's a little-known fact that many of the most fresh and innovative skins are being developed right here in the forums on Rainmeter.net.

Note: As with anything you download from the internet, a certain amount of caution is advised when downloading and installing Rainmeter skins you get from other than rainmeter.net directly. See some advice on how to protect yourself here.