FiveM Chat Color Codes

FiveM uses a simple color system built on the caret character. Placing ^ followed by a digit 0-9 changes the color of every character that comes after it, until the next code appears. Build your message here segment by segment, and this tool writes the codes for you.

In FiveM's built-in chat the codes are: ^0 white, ^1 red (#FF4444), ^2 green (#99CC00), ^3 yellow (#FFBB33), ^4 blue (#0099CC), ^5 light blue (#33B5E5), ^6 purple (#AA66CC), ^7 white, ^8 dark red (#CC0000) and ^9 raspberry (#CC0068). You can also write ^# followed by a hex color, such as ^#FF00FF, for any color at all.

Yes. ^* makes the text after it bold, ^_ underlines it, ^~ strikes it through and ^= does both underline and strikethrough. These styles carry on until ^r, which resets them. Tick Bold, Underline or Strike on a segment and the tool adds the codes and the resets for you.

They work in FiveM's default chat and in chat messages scripts send through it. Custom chat resources and notification scripts often support ^ codes too, but may use their own colors or ignore the style codes. The server browser draws ^ codes in sv_hostname with its own palette, so a color can look slightly different there.

Yes. This generator is completely free, needs no login or account, and runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you type is uploaded anywhere.