Nowadays, almost every app has an option to change its theme. Usually, these apps have three theme options: light, dark and system default. In this article, we will be focusing on the third option, i.e. system default.

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Let’s begin!

Let’s start off by creating a new Flutter app, called auto_theme_app. I am using VS Code for this tutorial, but you can use any other IDE (like Android Studio) or even the terminal.

To create a new Flutter project in VS Code, press Ctrl + Shift…