Discord Color Picker

Discord embeds use the decimal integer representation of an RGB hex color. For example, blurple #5865F2 = 5793266 in decimal. The /api/v10/channels/{id}/messages endpoint expects an integer in the embed.color field, NOT a hex string. This tool gives you the decimal value directly.

Server Settings → Roles → click a role → Role Color. Discord's role-color picker accepts hex codes. Pick the color in this tool, copy the hex value, paste it into Role Color. Pro tip: text colors in Discord are also driven by role colors — the highest-priority colored role determines the member's display color.

Discord's brand color: #5865F2. Used for primary buttons, the Discord logo, links, and the "Online" indicator. The name combines blue + purple. The exact hex changed in 2021 (was #7289DA before) — make sure you're using the current value.

Most common cause: passing the value as a string when Discord expects an integer. embed.color must be a number — `5793266` not `"5793266"` and definitely not `"#5865F2"`. If you're using discord.js, EmbedBuilder.setColor() accepts either number or hex string and converts internally.