What Are Minecraft Color Codes?
Minecraft color codes are used to customize the color of in-game text, chat messages, and other written content. Each code starts with a §
symbol (or \u00A7
for configuration files), followed by a specific character that defines the color. For example, §4
makes text red, while §2
changes it to dark green.
Use these color codes to add personality and vibrancy to your Minecraft worlds. Whether you're designing custom maps, setting up a server, or simply chatting with friends, color codes are a fun and easy way to make text pop.
Using these codes, you can make your text stand out in chat, on signs, or in server messages, bringing a personalized touch to your Minecraft worlds.
Here’s a quick reference to the most popular Minecraft color codes:
Color |
Name |
Chat Code |
MOTD Code |
Hex Code |
|
Black (black) |
§0 |
\u00A70 |
#000000 |
|
Dark Blue (dark_blue) |
§1 |
\u00A71 |
#0000AA |
|
Dark Green (dark_green) |
§2 |
\u00A72 |
#00AA00 |
|
Dark Aqua (dark_aqua) |
§3 |
\u00A73 |
#00AAAA |
|
Dark Red (dark_red) |
§4 |
\u00A74 |
#AA0000 |
|
Dark Purple (dark_purple) |
§5 |
\u00A75 |
#AA00AA |
|
Gold (gold) |
§6 |
\u00A76 |
#FFAA00 |
|
Gray (gray) |
§7 |
\u00A77 |
#AAAAAA |
|
Dark Gray (dark_gray) |
§8 |
\u00A78 |
#555555 |
|
Blue (blue) |
§9 |
\u00A79 |
#5555FF |
|
Green (green) |
§a |
\u00A7a |
#55FF55 |
|
Aqua (aqua) |
§b |
\u00A7b |
#55FFFF |
|
Red (red) |
§c |
\u00A7c |
#FF5555 |
|
Light Purple (light_purple) |
§d |
\u00A7d |
#FF55FF |
|
Yellow (yellow) |
§e |
\u00A7e |
#FFFF55 |
|
White (white) |
§f |
\u00A7f |
#FFFFFF |