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Discover gaming color codes

Search Minecraft chat colors, Discord accents, Roblox BrickColors, engine UI neutrals, and ANSI palettes — preview HEX, copy format codes inline, then open a platform page for the full table.

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Minecraft

Java chat colors

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Minecraft MOTD

Server list formatting

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Bukkit / Spigot

ChatColor table

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Roblox

BrickColor IDs

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Discord

Role & brand colors

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HTML5 Canvas

2D defaults

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Unity

Editor greys

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Unreal Engine

Slate UI

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ANSI terminal

SGR 30–37

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CSS game colors

Keywords & functions

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Steam

Valve client UI

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Twitch

Stream purple

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Fortnite

Rarity tiers

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PlayStation

PS blue mark

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Xbox

Green sphere

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Among Us

Crewmate colors

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What this gaming section is

Unlike static brand pages, games expose colors through encoding layers: legacy section-sign chat formatting in Minecraft, MOTD JSON escaping, Roblox BrickColor IDs, Discord’s subset of CSS, and 16-color ANSI palettes in terminals. This hub maps those layers side by side with HEX so web and native tooling can stay aligned.

How to use it

  1. Pick the engine or platform row above — the table on that page matches the API or chat format you are coding against.
  2. Use the row filter when a page is long; copy the code column for configs and the HEX column for CSS or Figma.
  3. When you promote a few hero colors into a design system, export ramps with CSS variables or Tailwind snippet so HUD and marketing do not drift.

When a wiki beats us

Game patches change defaults and escape rules. If something fails in production, trust the platform’s current docs and issue tracker — we snapshot stable reference values, not live server state.

FAQ

Is HEX identical to what players see in-game?

No — tone mapping, resource packs, and terminal themes remap RGB. HEX here is a portable approximation for mockups and the web stack beside your game client.

Which page do I need for Minecraft chat vs server list?

Use Minecraft for in-game chat color codes. Use Minecraft MOTD when you are editing server.properties or JSON that drives the multiplayer list — escaping rules differ.

Can I ship these colors commercially?

Numeric codes are not copyrightable, but game names and assets are owned by their publishers. Follow each platform’s fan-content and API policies for the product you ship.

Design-token export tools: CSS variables, Tailwind snippet, and Android colors.xml (including OKLCH-based ramps).