Minecraft text formatter
This Minecraft font generator adds legacy color and style codes to your text in the browser, then lets you copy a section-sign or ampersand string with an approximate pixel-style preview.
This tool generates legacy formatting code and an approximate visual preview. It does not provide font files, resource packs, images, or downloads. Support varies by Minecraft version, server, plugin, and target text field, so test pasted code in the destination environment.
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Welcome!
Type the text you want to format.
Choose one legacy color and any combination of the available styles.
Copy the § code for fields that accept section signs, or the & code when your server or plugin converts ampersands.
This tool wraps your text in legacy formatting codes and a reset code. The preview is a CSS-only approximation to help you inspect color and style choices; it is not the Minecraft font.
Use the generated string for a short server message, rank label, sign, or configuration value when that destination explicitly accepts legacy codes. Keep decorative combinations restrained so the text remains readable, then paste the section-sign or ampersand version into the exact field you plan to use. Always test there: chat, books, signs, plugins, and server consoles can parse or reject formatting differently.
This tool generates legacy formatting code and an approximate visual preview. It does not provide font files, resource packs, images, or downloads. Support varies by Minecraft version, server, plugin, and target text field, so test pasted code in the destination environment.
Minecraft Wiki: Formatting codes. Community-maintained edition and field behavior reference for legacy section-sign codes.
Minecraft Java Edition text component format. Reference for structured Java Edition text, which is distinct from the legacy strings this page emits.
No. This is a local legacy formatting-code helper with an approximate preview. It does not embed, download, or reproduce official Minecraft font assets.
§ is the legacy section-sign code. & can work in many server or plugin inputs that convert ampersands to section signs; other targets may display either character literally.
The target may not support legacy formatting codes, or it may expect a different format. Version, server, plugin, and text-field support can differ, so test in the exact destination.
Yes. Formatting, previewing, and copying run in your browser; this tool does not send your source text to a conversion service.
Enchanting Table Language converts text into decorative characters. It does not create the legacy formatting codes generated here.
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