Color Letters in Text

The Color Letters in Text Tool lets you assign custom colors to each letter from A to Z. It supports case-insensitive mode, live preview, and outputs HTML with inline styles. Perfect for creating colorful titles, stylized messages, or emphasizing text in documents and web content.

Options
Ignore Case (A = a)

How to Use:

  1. Paste or type your text in the input box.
  2. In the Options section, use the color pickers to set a color for each letter A–Z.
  3. Enable “Ignore Case” if you want both uppercase and lowercase letters to share the same color.
  4. The Live Preview shows your formatted text instantly.
  5. The HTML Output area shows raw HTML using <span style="color:#xxxxxx"> wrappers.
  6. Use “Copy Output” to copy the HTML markup.
  7. Use “Export to File” to download it as a .html file.

What Color Letters in Text Tool can do:

  • Apply unique colors to each letter (A–Z)
  • Optional case-insensitive coloring (A = a)
  • Instant live preview of styled text
  • Clean, exportable HTML output with inline color styles
  • Easy-to-use interface with full letter grid

Example:

Input:

Colorful Text!

Live Preview:
Displays each letter with its assigned color. (Example: C in red, o in green, etc.)

HTML Output:

<span style="color: #ff0000">C</span><span style="color: #00ff00">o</span><span style="color: #0000ff">l</span>...

Common Use Cases:

Use this tool to create rainbow headers, colored typography for graphics, stylized text for web projects, or highlight individual letters in educational content or presentations.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

Once you’re adding color to individual letters, Color Symbols in Text is a fun companion if you’re also working with punctuation or special characters it keeps the style consistent. And if you want to preview or isolate what you’ve styled, Highlight Letters in Text helps make sure you’re not missing anything subtle.

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