Minecraft Color Codes and Formatting

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Minecraft Color Codes and Formatting

Minecraft offers a vibrant world where creativity knows no bounds. Using Minecraft color codes and formatting options, you can elevate your in-game messages, server MOTDs, and signs to stand out and captivate attention. Whether you want a bold, colorful greeting for players or an eye-catching MOTD for your server, these codes let you personalize your Minecraft experience.

List of 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.

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

List of Minecraft Format Codes

Formatting codes allow you to enhance the style of text beyond color changes. Add effects like bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough to make your text stand out. These codes are also applied using the § symbol, followed by a specific letter. For example, §l makes text bold, while §o applies italics.

Name Chat Code MOTD Code Edition
Obfuscated §k \u00A7k JE/BE
Bold §l \u00A7l JE/BE
Strikethrough §m \u00A7m JE
Underline §n \u00A7n JE
Italic §o \u00A7o JE/BE
Reset §r \u00A7r JE/BE