The Color Integers tool scans your input text and highlights all numbers positive, negative, or zero in color. It’s perfect for visualizing numeric data, spotting trends, or enhancing readability in logs, reports, and documents. Positive values are shown in green, negatives in red, and (optionally) zeros in purple. You can customize how the tool matches numbers and how they appear.
The tool updates live as you type or paste in content. Everything stays in your browser, and you can export the result as HTML or copy it straight into your project.
How to Use:
- Paste or type any text with integers into the Input Text box
- Enable Color zeros to highlight
0
values in a different color (purple) - Toggle Match standalone numbers only to avoid highlighting parts of numbers inside larger words or codes
- Use Maximize output to expand the preview box
- Click Color Integers to update the result
- Use Copy Output to grab the raw HTML (with color spans) or Export to File to download it as
.html
- Hit Clear All to reset everything and start fresh
What Color Integers can do:
This tool gives you full control over numeric highlighting in any text. You can quickly enhance code snippets, documents, or data reports by making the numbers stand out. You choose how the tool handles embedded numbers, zero highlighting, and layout. Everything is rendered with real HTML span tags and color classes, ready to paste into your site or project.
Example:
Input:
Inventory: -10, 0, 25, -3, 9
Output:
Inventory: <span class="neg">-10</span>, <span class="zero">0</span>, <span class="pos">25</span>, <span class="neg">-3</span>, <span class="pos">9</span>
Common Use Cases:
Use this tool to make numeric values easier to spot in logs, test files, math explanations, or even interactive UIs. Developers highlight differences in data. Writers use it for emphasis. Teachers use it to color-code math problems. It’s fast, visual, and completely customizable.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
After using Color Integers, try Highlight Integers to make specific values stand out even more. And if you’re aiming for a more granular look, Color Integer Digits lets you style individual digits within each number.