Roblox Color Codes (BrickColor & Color3)

Bloxodes' Roblox Color Codes Catalog is a fast way to explore and copy the most useful Roblox colors. This page includes a Color3 hex color picker for generating custom colors and a complete set of Roblox BrickColor codes you can quickly browse and copy.

Whether you are building maps, styling UI, creating gradients, or matching colors across parts, this page helps you find the right Roblox color code in seconds.

Because Roblox uses two main color systems, Color3 for custom colors and BrickColor for preset palette colors, we put both tools on one page so you can quickly pick, copy, and use the color you need.

Roblox BrickColor Codes

Roblox uses a classic color system called BrickColor. These are predefined colors built into Roblox and are commonly used for parts and other in-game objects.

Each BrickColor has:

• a name, such as Bright red or Medium stone grey
• a number ID
• an RGB value

Below, you'll find Roblox BrickColor cards showing the color, its name, and its code so you can quickly find the one you want. If you need a preset Roblox color, this is the section to use.

Hex Color Picker (Color3)

If you want more control over color, Roblox also uses Color3. Unlike BrickColor, which is based on a fixed preset palette, Color3 lets you work with almost any color using RGB or hex values.

Use the color picker below to choose a color and instantly view the hex and RGB values you can use in Roblox Studio. This is useful for UI design, lighting, gradients, and other detailed visual effects.

Once you find a color you like, you can use those values directly in Roblox Color3.

How to Use Roblox Color Codes

Using these color codes in Roblox is simple. Here are quick examples you can copy and use.

Using BrickColor (by name)

part.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Bright red")

Using BrickColor (by ID)

part.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(21)

Using BrickColor from RGB (closest match)

Roblox will pick the closest BrickColor that matches those RGB values.

part.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(0.769, 0.157, 0.110)

Using Color3 with RGB

part.Color = Color3.fromRGB(196, 40, 28)

Using Color3 with Hex

part.Color = Color3.fromHex("#FF0000")

Quick examples of where these are used

• Coloring parts and blocks in builds
• Styling UI elements like Frames and TextLabels
• Creating gradients and visual effects
• Matching colors across your game's theme

If you want quick Roblox preset colors, use BrickColor. If you want exact or custom colors, use Color3 with RGB or hex values.

With the hex picker and the BrickColor list on this page, you can quickly find and copy the color codes you need while building in Roblox.