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Growtopia Color Codes

Make colored Growtopia text — for your chat, world names and signs. Pick colors, then copy the backtick code (like `4Red) and paste it in.

How to use these codes ↓

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Coloring text in Growtopia

  • Growtopia uses a backtick then a character: `1 blue, `2 green, `4 red, `9 yellow, `8 orange, `7 grey, `w white… and `` (two backticks) resets to normal.
  • Fixed palette: there’s no custom hex, so a gradient or rainbow bands into Growtopia’s colors — the preview shows the real result.
  • Honest heads-up: some colors (like `4 red, `5, `6) are blocked in chat and broadcasts to stop fake mod/system messages — but they still work on world names and signs. Stick to blue/green/yellow/white for chat.
  • A literal backtick in your text would be read as a color code, so we remove it.

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FAQ

How do I color my text in Growtopia?

Build it here and copy the code — it looks like `4Red `2Green. Paste it into chat, a world name, or a sign. The backtick codes set the color and don’t show up.

Why won’t red or some colors work in chat?

Growtopia blocks a few colors (like `4, `5, `6) in chat and broadcasts to stop people faking mod or system messages. They still work on world names and signs — use blue, green, yellow or white for chat.

How do I reset the color back to normal?

Use two backticks (``). This tool adds color codes only where the color changes, and you can end with `` to return to the default white.