About Roblox BrickColor Finder
The Roblox BrickColor Finder lets you browse all available BrickColors with their IDs, RGB values, and Color3 equivalents — click any color to copy the exact code for your scripts.
BrickColor is one of Roblox's oldest color systems, predating Color3 by years. While Color3 offers full 24-bit color precision, BrickColor is still widely used in Roblox because it represents the physical LEGO-style brick colors that the platform was originally built around. Many parts, models, and classic games use BrickColor properties extensively.
Understanding the difference between BrickColor and Color3 is important for any Roblox developer. BrickColor defines a fixed palette of colors — each with a numeric ID (like 21 for "Bright red") and a string name (like "Bright red"). Color3 allows any RGB color. When you set a part's Color property in Roblox Studio, the value is stored as Color3 internally, but BrickColor.new() is still commonly used in scripts for simplicity.
The BrickColor.new() constructor accepts either a color name string or a numeric ID. BrickColor.new("Bright red") and BrickColor.new(21) produce the same result. Using names is generally preferred for readability, while IDs are useful when working with randomized or procedural color assignment.
BrickColor values map to specific RGB values that Roblox uses internally. For example, "Bright red" (ID 21) is RGB(196, 40, 28) — which is slightly different from pure red at RGB(255, 0, 0). This matters when you need precise color matching between BrickColor-set parts and GUI elements that use Color3.
Our BrickColor Finder displays all available colors as clickable swatches. Clicking any swatch shows the full details including ID, name, RGB values, and gives you copy buttons for BrickColor.new("Name"), BrickColor.new(ID), the equivalent Color3.fromRGB(), and the HEX code.
How to Use Roblox BrickColor Finder
- Step 1: Browse the color swatches grid or use the search bar to find a specific color.
- Step 2: Click any color swatch to see its full details — ID, name, RGB, Color3.
- Step 3: Click any copy button to get the BrickColor.new(), Color3.fromRGB(), or HEX code.
- Step 4: Search by name (e.g., "red", "blue") or by BrickColor ID number.
- Step 5: Use the Color3.fromRGB() output when you need precise color matching in scripts.
Use Cases
- Finding the exact BrickColor.new() call for part coloring scripts.
- Converting BrickColor values to Color3 for GUI color matching.
- Looking up BrickColor IDs when working with older Roblox codebases.
- Choosing from the official Roblox color palette for game world design.
- Getting HEX codes for BrickColors to use in design tools.
Why Use the Roblox Tools Hub Roblox BrickColor Finder?
- Visual color swatches for instant recognition — no guessing hex values.
- Searchable by name and numeric ID.
- One-click copy for BrickColor.new(), Color3.fromRGB(), and HEX formats.
- Shows exact RGB values for every BrickColor for precise matching.
- Covers all commonly used Roblox BrickColors.