Rich Text Editor
Type your text, select any letters or words, and color them without writing Roblox markup by hand.
Select text, then choose a color
Use the normal text selection handles or your mouse. New text stays unformatted until you color it.
Ready for the Text property
Enable RichText on your TextLabel, TextButton, or TextBox, then paste this into its Text property.
Color part of a Roblox message without writing tags by hand
RichText lets Roblox display formatted text inside supported UI objects. This editor focuses on text colors: select just a word or a few letters, choose a color, and copy the generated markup into Studio.
How to use it
- Type your message in the editor. Select the letters or words you want to color; with no selection, the picker does not recolor unrelated text.
- Drag within the color square and use the hue slider. The preview updates while you drag; the last-used list saves the final color when you release the mouse or touch.
- Try the included game backgrounds or solid black to judge contrast. A preview background only changes this demonstration, not the generated code.
- Press Copy, or click the output to select it and use Ctrl+C or Command+C. In Studio, enable RichText on your TextLabel, TextButton or TextBox and paste the markup into its Text property.
Common questions
Why do I see tags in Roblox instead of colored text?
Check that RichText is enabled and that you pasted into the UI object's Text property. Plain text fields that do not support RichText will show the tags.
Can I reuse an earlier color?
Yes. Click a released color under Last used colors after selecting another part of the text. This list belongs to the current editor session.
Does Copy send my message to a server?
The markup is copied locally to your clipboard. Flayo counts the copy action without including your message.