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Roblox Color Palette to Color3 Exporter

Convert a Roblox palette into copy-ready Color3 lines for Studio themes, UI configs, and shared design tokens with local preview.

Palette input

Palette export output

Each row includes a quick preview, Color3 snippets, and the nearest curated BrickColor name for reference.

What this page is best for

A good fit when you want multiple Roblox-ready color lines in one pass instead of converting each swatch separately.

  • Export a small UI palette into copy-ready Color3 lines.
  • Label colors before they go into a theme table or module.
  • Start from a preset palette and customize it later in Studio.

How to use the export

The row-level table helps you inspect each swatch, while the combined summary block is the fastest way to paste the whole palette into Studio.

  • Use Color3.fromRGB lines when you want readable integer values in configs or modules.
  • Use the nearest BrickColor label as a documentation aid, not as the main source of truth for custom palettes.
  • If you only need one color, the Studio Color3 Converter is the quicker page.

Choose a preset or switch to custom rows, then review the exported Color3 lines before copying them into Studio.

  1. Pick a preset palette or leave the tool in custom mode.

  2. Add or edit labeled rows with HEX, RGB, Color3, or BrickColor values.

  3. Review the exported Color3 lines and per-row previews.

  4. Copy individual lines or the combined palette block for your Studio workflow.

Typical palette export tasks

These examples match the most common Studio theming workflows.

Export a preset UI palette

Start with a compact preset when you need a quick base theme.

Sample inputs

Preset
UI Core

Result: Generates labeled Color3 lines you can paste into a theme table immediately.

Build a small custom palette

Mix different input styles in one export block.

Sample inputs

Preset
Custom
Rows
Primary #1D4ED8, Surface 17 24 39, Highlight Bright yellow

Result: Useful when design references and Studio references come from different sources.