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Hide LeetCode distractions like difficulty, hints, and discussion so you can focus on the problem and your code. LeetCode Zen Mode turns LeetCode into a cleaner, calmer problem-solving space. Hide the parts of the interface that push you toward bias, spoilers, or distraction, and keep the parts you actually need to solve problems. Features: - Hide question numbers - Hide difficulty labels - Hide Solutions, Editorial, and Discuss tabs - Hide hints - Hide company and topic tags - Hide acceptance rate and submission stats - Hide likes, comments, and similar questions - Hide failed testcase details while still showing the verdict - Create separate settings for contest and virtual contest pages - Choose exactly what should be hidden with per-setting toggles Built for people who want: - less difficulty bias - fewer spoiler cues - more deliberate practice - a cleaner LeetCode experience You stay in control: - turn Zen Mode on or off anytime - batch your setting changes and apply them when ready - keep different settings for normal practice and contests LeetCode Zen Mode helps you focus on the problem, your code, and your thinking.
Jul 2, 2026
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