Want Uber Eats dark mode? Night Eye can turn ubereats.com dark in a supported web browser, including Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox. It changes the Uber Eats website, not the native Uber Eats iPhone or Android app.
For the mobile app, try your phone’s dark appearance setting and check whether your Uber Eats version offers its own theme control. A universal in-app dark-mode setting is not confirmed in Uber’s consumer documentation. See the iPhone instructions and Android instructions below, including how to use the dark website instead.
| Where you use Uber Eats | How to get dark mode | What it affects |
|---|---|---|
| Desktop website Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox | Install Night Eye and select Dark | ubereats.com in your browser |
| iPhone app | Try iPhone Dark Mode; check for an in-app theme option | Native app only if the app supports it |
| Android app | Try Android Dark theme; check for an in-app theme option | Native app only if the app supports it |
| iPhone Safari website | Enable the Night Eye Safari extension | ubereats.com in Safari, not the app |
| Android browser website | Use Night Eye in Firefox for Android | ubereats.com in Firefox, not the app |
How to Enable Uber Eats Dark Mode on the Website
To make the Uber Eats website dark on your computer, install Night Eye and choose the appearance you prefer. The extension usually starts in Dark Mode after installation, so you can also use these steps to confirm or customize it.
- Install Night Eye from the official store for your browser: Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox.
- Open ubereats.com in the same browser. If it was already open, refresh the page after installing the extension.
- Open Night Eye using its toolbar icon or your browser’s Extensions menu. You can pin it for easier access.
- Select Dark in the Night Eye popup to convert the page. Filtered adjusts the existing light appearance, while Normal leaves the site unchanged.
- Adjust the appearance using Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Blue Light and Dim. Check menus, restaurant listings and your cart to make sure text and buttons remain readable.
Find the Night Eye Controls
Open the extension from the browser toolbar, choose Dark, then use the controls to fine-tune Uber Eats. These are Night Eye's browser-extension controls, not options inside the Uber Eats app.
Uber Eats Dark Mode on iPhone: App vs. Safari Website
Can You Enable Dark Mode in the Uber Eats iPhone App?
There is no universally verified dark-mode switch for the consumer Uber Eats iPhone app. Uber’s published consumer guidance does not establish one that works across all app versions and regions. You can check your current installation without assuming the Uber rider or driver app instructions also apply to Uber Eats.
- Open Settings on your iPhone and select Dark under Appearance (or Display & Brightness on iOS 26 and earlier).
- Return to the Uber Eats app and see whether its appearance changes.
- If it remains light, open the app’s Account or Settings area and look for an Appearance, Theme or similar option, if available in your version.
If the app stays light and no theme setting appears, iPhone Dark Mode alone cannot guarantee a dark Uber Eats app. To get a dark Uber Eats experience on your phone, use the Safari website method below instead. Apple explains its system setting in Use Dark Mode on iPhone and iPad.
How to Make the Uber Eats Website Dark in Safari on iPhone
- Install Night Eye from the App Store.
- Open iPhone Settings → Apps → Safari → Extensions → Dark Mode - Night Eye.
- Turn on Allow Extension and allow website access. If you see All Websites, choose Allow.
- Open ubereats.com in Safari, rather than launching the Uber Eats app.
- Open Night Eye from Safari's page or extensions menu and select Dark. Adjust the appearance if needed.
This changes the webpage in Safari only. It does not modify the native Uber Eats app. For detailed setup, see the Night Eye Safari dark mode guide.
Uber Eats Dark Mode on Android: App vs. Browser
Can You Enable Dark Mode in the Uber Eats Android App?
There is no confirmed universal dark-mode control for the consumer Uber Eats Android app. Android's system-wide Dark theme does not force every app to use dark colors.
- Open Android Settings → Display → Dark theme (the wording may vary by device) and turn it on.
- Open the Uber Eats app and check whether it follows the system appearance.
- If it remains light, check the Uber Eats account or settings area for a Theme, Display or Appearance setting, if one is provided in your app version.
If there is no app setting and the screen stays light, use the web-browser method below. Android's official documentation notes that not all apps support Dark theme.
How to Make the Uber Eats Website Dark on Android
Use a mobile browser that supports the Night Eye extension, such as Firefox for Android. This method is for the browser website, not the Uber Eats Android app.
- Install or open Firefox for Android.
- Open the Night Eye listing on Firefox Add-ons and add the extension in Firefox.
- Visit ubereats.com in Firefox.
- Open Firefox's Extensions menu, select Night Eye and choose Dark.
- Adjust Brightness or Contrast if needed. Keep the page in Firefox if your phone asks whether to open the Uber Eats app.
Night Eye also supports selected other Android browsers, including Edge and Yandex. The regular Chrome app on Android does not install desktop Chrome Web Store extensions. For Firefox setup, see Firefox dark mode with Night Eye.
Uber Eats Dark Mode Not Working? Try These Fixes
- ubereats.com is still white: Confirm Night Eye is installed and enabled, refresh the page, open its popup and select Dark instead of Normal. Check that the extension has permission to run on the website.
- Only part of the page is light: Some images, embedded content or dynamically loaded elements may not fully convert. Reload the page and check the affected area. You can report specific display problems through Night Eye's built-in support.
- Colors or buttons look wrong: Reduce or reset your Brightness, Contrast, Saturation or Dim adjustments. Temporarily disable other dark-mode extensions that might conflict.
- The Uber Eats app is still light on iPhone or Android: Night Eye cannot change the native app. Your phone's Dark Mode only affects apps that support it; use the Uber Eats website in a supported browser instead.
- You want the original light website back: Open Night Eye on ubereats.com and choose Normal. This can be applied to that website without switching off Night Eye elsewhere.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Uber Eats have a built-in dark mode?
For ubereats.com, you can use Night Eye to apply a dark appearance if the website remains light. For the consumer iPhone and Android apps, a universal built-in dark-mode option is not confirmed by Uber's published documentation. Check your installed app, but do not assume a setting from the separate Uber rider or driver apps applies to Uber Eats.
Does Night Eye change the Uber Eats app?
No. Night Eye modifies webpages opened in supported browsers. It does not alter the native Uber Eats app on iOS or Android.
Can I use Uber Eats dark mode for free?
Night Eye offers a free Lite option for up to five websites, so you can use one of those slots for ubereats.com. Additional features and wider use depend on your Night Eye plan.
Is my Uber Eats browsing activity sent to Night Eye?
Night Eye processes website color conversion locally on your device and does not collect browsing history for dark-mode processing. It needs browser permission to change how a webpage looks. You can read more in the Night Eye privacy policy.
Related guides: Safari dark mode · Firefox dark mode · How to use Night Eye.
