Discord Embed Color Picker
Discord embed colors use a decimal RGB integer, not hex strings. Pick a color visually and copy both the decimal value and hex code for bots, webhooks, and embed builders.
How Discord embed colors work
The colored stripe on embeds comes from a single integer field. Discord stores it as decimal RGB, while designers usually think in hex.
Webhook and bot libraries often accept either format, but Discord's API expects the decimal value in JSON payloads.
Decimal vs hex
Hex #5865F2 becomes decimal 5793266. The tool converts instantly as you move the color picker.
If you already have a decimal from an existing embed, paste it into our embed generator or decode it with a calculator — this picker focuses on design-first workflows.
Choosing brand colors
Match your server icon or role color palette so announcements feel cohesive.
High-contrast colors read better on dark Discord themes. Very dark colors can look invisible on mobile.
Using the value in bots
In JSON embeds, set color to the decimal integer without quotes. JavaScript bots often accept 0x hex literals too, but webhooks usually want decimal.
Combine the color with our embed generator to preview title, description, and footer together.
Accessibility note
Do not rely on stripe color alone to convey meaning. Pair color with clear titles and text labels.
Test embeds on desktop and mobile — stripe width differs slightly between clients.
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