Color Picker

Pick a color and instantly get Hex, RGB, and HSL values. Useful for Minecraft UI/resource pack colors, thumbnails, and web design.

Tips

Using colors in Minecraft JSON/UI

Besides Hex (e.g., #FFAA00), Minecraft commands often expect a single decimal integer for color (the Hex #RRGGBB packed as base-10). The decimal input field above automatically converts your color:

#FFAA0016755200

Tip: some contexts support Hex or ARGB; always check the spec of the field you're editing.

System color picker compatibility

The "System Picker" button opens your system's native color picker dialog.

If the button shows "Opening..." but no color picker appears, your browser/system doesn't support this feature. Use the custom color picker on this page instead - it works in all browsers and provides the same functionality.

Minecraft color codes (§) quick reference

Legacy formatting codes set colors using the section sign § followed by a digit/letter. Common mappings:

  • §0 black = #000000
  • §1 dark_blue = #0000AA
  • §2 dark_green = #00AA00
  • §3 dark_aqua = #00AAAA
  • §4 dark_red = #AA0000
  • §5 dark_purple = #AA00AA
  • §6 gold = #FFAA00
  • §7 gray = #AAAAAA
  • §8 dark_gray = #555555
  • §9 blue = #5555FF
  • §a green = #55FF55
  • §b aqua = #55FFFF
  • §c red = #FF5555
  • §d light_purple = #FF55FF
  • §e yellow = #FFFF55
  • §f white = #FFFFFF
  • §g minecoin_gold = #DDD605 (Bedrock)

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