🎨 Minecraft Color Codes Guide

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In Minecraft, color codes are used to change the color of text in chat, signs, books, and other text-based elements.
Color codes are made by placing the § symbol (section sign) followed by a specific character.

🧵 Common Minecraft Color Codes

- §0: Black
- §1: Dark Blue
- §2: Dark Green
- §3: Dark Aqua (teal)
- §4: Dark Red
- §5: Dark Purple
- §6: Gold
- §7: Gray
- §8: Dark Gray
- §9: Blue
- §a: Green
- §b: Aqua (light blue)
- §c: Red
- §d: Light Purple
- §e: Yellow
- §f: White

✏️ How to Use a Color Code

Place the color code in front of the text you want to color.

Example:
Typing §cHello will display the word Hello in Red.

📋 Note: Not all Minecraft versions (especially Bedrock) or all servers may support manual color codes. Some servers or plugins may also use different systems (like &c instead of §c).

🎯 Final Tips

Always check if your server or version allows using color codes.
On many public servers, color usage may be restricted to players with certain permissions.

Updated on: 25/04/2025