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Add Color to Signs

Two different ways, two different outcomes

You can add colors to signs in two different ways.

Option 1: Dyes and Glow Squid Ink

Click on a sign with a dye color of your choice.

Click on a sign with a glow squid ink to make the sign brighter.

The benefit of this option is that you can color sign shop signs, which cannot use the second option.

Option 2: Commands

The benefit of using commands is that you can add more than one color to a sign, and even could do more than one color on each line of a sign.

To use the command colors, do command space text (example: [&1 dark blue text] would show dark blue text that says dark blue text)

Any colors with * means that it only works on bedrock versions of Minecraft (and not our java version server).

Color
Code

black

&0

dark blue

&1

dark green

&2

dark aqua

&3

dark red

&4

dark purple

&5

gold

&6

grey

&7

dark grey

&8

blue

&9

green

&a

aqua

&b

red

&c

light purple

&d

yellow

&e

white

&f

minecoin gold* (this also does not display on Playstation)

&g

quartz*

&h

iron*

&i

netherite*

&j

redstone*

&m

copper*

&n

gold*

&p

emerald*

&q

diamond*

&s

lapis*

&t

amethyst*

&u

Formatting Commands

Name
Code
Works in Bedrock?

bold

&l (L, but lowercase)

yes

strikethrough

&m

no

underline

&n

no

italic

&o

yes

reset

&r

yes

reset + add a color

&r&f (put the code of the color)

yes

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