Minecraft Title Generator
Create colorful title text for Minecraft /title commands. Style your text and copy the color-coded output.
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The /title command displays text on the player's screen. Syntax: /title <player> title "<text>". You can include color codes in the text using the § symbol followed by the code. For example: /title @a title "§6§lWelcome!" displays bold gold text.
Use /title @a subtitle for smaller text below the main title. Use /title @a times <fadeIn> <stay> <fadeOut> to control display duration in ticks (20 ticks = 1 second).
Styling Your Title Text
The title command accepts color codes and formatting directly in the text string. Use the font generator to build your formatted title text, then paste the output into the command. For a reference of all available codes, see the color codes page.
Common Title Uses
Title commands are used by server administrators and map makers to display welcome messages, round announcements, game state changes, and narrative text. They work in both command blocks and the server console.
Combine with /title times to control fade in, display duration, and fade out for polished presentations. For building custom arenas or display structures, the sphere generator and pixel circle generator handle the blueprint side of the build.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use color codes in /title commands?
Yes. Place your color code before the text in the title string. Use the font generator on this page to build formatted title text and copy the result directly.
What is the difference between title and subtitle?
/title @a title displays large text in the center of the screen. /title @a subtitle displays smaller text below the title. Both can appear simultaneously.
Does /title work in Bedrock Edition?
Yes. The /title command works in both Java and Bedrock. The command generator can help you build compatible commands for both editions.