Minecraft Color Selector: All color codes, names and commands

Minecraft format and color codes

Through the top color selector, we can obtain any color in Minecraft. Just select the desired color to get its name, chat code, and hexadecimal code. Additionally, you'll be able to see a visual representation of how it appears when applied to a sign in Minecraft.

You can use this selector to use the color codes for signs in Minecraft through a simple command:

/give @a oak_sign{BlockEntityTag:{front_text:{messages:['["",{"text":"Your Text","color":"color_name"}]','[""]','[""]','[""]']}}}

For example, if you want a red text on your sign you should use the following command:

/give @a oak_sign{BlockEntityTag:{front_text:{messages:['["",{"text":"Your Text","color":"red"}]','[""]','[""]','[""]']}}}

On the other hand, there are a series of codes that allow you to modify the font and text in Minecraft. These codes are the formatting codes, and through them, you can write in bold, underline, strikethrough, among many other forms. Below is a table with the following formatting codes:

§k	§l	§m	§n	§o	§r
Magical Text Source	bold	striketrough	underline	italic	reset

How to use color codes in the minecraft chat

It's also possible to use these colors in the in-game chat. To do so, you just need to use this command:

/tellraw @p {"text":"Your Text","color":"color_name"}

If you wanted to, for example, write a message in green color in the chat, you could use the following command line:

/tellraw @p {"text":"Your Text","color":"green"}

Remember that choosing the right colors for your Minecraft projects and worlds is crucial to achieving a beautiful and aesthetic outcome. On numerous occasions, using tools like this selector greatly simplifies the process, allowing you to pick from a wide range of colors and styles.