Use this tool to easily create RGB Gradient on Minecraft. You can use it with Essentials & CMI nicknames as well. Tool Credit: Oli and Saboor
Placeholders:
$1 - (R)RGGBB
$2 - R(R)GGBB
$3 - RR(G)GBB
$4 - RRG(G)BB
$5 - RRGG(B)B
$6 - RRGGB(B)
$f - Formatting
$c - Character
This is what you put in the chat. Click on it to copy.
Color | 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 |
Type | Chat Code | MOTD Code |
---|---|---|
Obfuscated | §k | \u00A7k |
Bold | §l | \u00A7l |
Strikethrough | §m | \u00A7m |
Underline | §n | \u00A7n |
Italic | §o | \u00A7o |
Reset | §r | \u00A7r |
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