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How to Add Colors to Your BeamMP Server Name

Customize your BeamMP server name with colors and formatting codes to stand out in the server list

Learn how to customize your BeamMP server name with colors and formatting to help it stand out in the server list.

Prefer a visual approach? Use the interactive styler below — type your name, highlight any part, and click a color or effect. It builds the formatting codes for you and shows a live preview of how your name appears in the server list. Copy the result straight into your Server Name.

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Server Name Styler

Type your name, highlight the part you want to color, then click a color. No codes to memorize. Copy the result straight into your Server Name.

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Type & select

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Character limit reached — BeamMP names max out at 250 characters (codes included).
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Style it

Colors
Effects
Emoji
3

Or start from a style

click to load, then edit
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Preview in the server list

BeamMPMultiplayer
Public Servers Search REFRESH
DE
beamapex Race Sachsenring
Gheo Sachsenring
0/100
AU
Your styled name shows here…
Gridmap V2
12/24
US
Chaos And Calm
Sierra Summit
0/6
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Copy your code

click the box to copy
Nothing yet — type a name above.
Copied to clipboard

Paste it as your Server Name in Server Options (or the Name value in Name = "^fYour Server"), then restart the server.

Codes follow the official BeamMP server maintenance spec. A color stays active until the next color code or ^r reset. Preview colors approximate the in-game palette.
Names support up to 250 characters, codes included. Built by GhostCap.

Adding Colors to Your Server Name

  1. Log in to the GhostCap Panel and select your BeamMP server.
  2. Go to Server Options.
  3. Find the Server Name setting and add formatting codes before your text. (A full list can be found below).
  4. Restart your server.
Note

For more detailed information, visit the BeamMP Wiki.

Formatting Codes

Use these special codes before your text to apply colors and effects:

CodeDescriptionExample
^0Black^0Black Text
^1Blue^1Blue Text
^2Green^2Green Text
^3Light blue^3Light Blue Text
^4Red^4Red Text
^5Pink^5Pink Text
^6Orange^6Orange Text
^7Grey^7Grey Text
^8Dark grey^8Dark Grey Text
^9Light purple^9Purple Text
^aLight green^aLight Green Text
^bLight blue^bLight Blue Text
^cDark orange^cDark Orange Text
^dLight pink^dLight Pink Text
^eYellow^eYellow Text
^fWhite^fWhite Text

Special Effects

CodeDescriptionExample
^rReset formatting^4Red ^rNormal Text
^pNew line (descriptions only)Line 1 ^p Line 2
^nUnderline^n^fUnderlined Text
^lBold^l^fBold Text
^mStrike-through^m^fStriked Text
^oItalic^o^fItalic Text
Tip

You can combine multiple formatting codes! For example, ^l^4Bold Red Text creates bold red text.