It’s all about the looks nowadays, so a software solution has to look great if it really wants to succeed.

And because most people attempt to change the way Windows looks, Theme Manager might come in as a very, very handy solution for a lot of users.

Just like its name suggests, this application is nothing more than a… theme manager, so you can easily work with the themes you’ve installed on your computer.

Although it also runs on Windows 7, we’ve discovered a lot of compatibility issues during our testing, so it’s better to use Theme Manager only on XP and Windows Vista, just like the developer recommends.

The application has a pretty eye candy interface, so you shouldn’t encounter difficulties when trying to work with your themes. You can thus download new themes, install them, delete or apply the ones that are already on your hard drives and modify some of its aspects from a simple and clean window.

Unfortunately, Theme Manager lacks some important features, such as a rich settings menu, as the existing one has only the basic options, such as the themes folder and language.

One of the good things though is the fact that Theme Manager can install themes from both the hard disk and from online environments, so it is indeed a great tool for those looking to add a bit of personalization to their Windows machines.

All in all, Theme Manager is a decent utility to work with Windows themes, but don’t expect to do wonders on your computer. The same things can be done from the built-in Windows theme feature as well, but give it a try to see what this is all about.