Discord Role Color Picker

A Discord role color is the accent color shown next to a member’s name and on their role in the sidebar. Under the hood Discord stores that color as a single decimal integer (0 to 16777215) rather than a hex string. The decimal value is simply the hex color converted from base 16 to base 10, so #5865F2 becomes 5793266.

Open your server, go to Server Settings, then Roles, and pick the role you want to change. Under Role Color choose a preset or click the custom color box and paste a hex code like #5865F2. Save the changes and every member with that role will show the new color, with the highest role in the list determining the color that is displayed.

Remove the leading # from the hex code and read the remaining six characters as a base-16 number. Converting that to base 10 gives the decimal color integer Discord uses. This tool does it instantly in both directions: type a hex code to get the decimal, or type a decimal to get the hex, RGB, and HSL values.

Yes. This Discord role color picker is completely free with no login or account required. Everything runs entirely in your browser, and nothing you pick or type is ever sent to a server.