Discord red text: How to color text red in Discord

Highlighting text red in Discord using Diff syntax

Specify the reference highlighting programming language (Diff) in the first line of the code block and include hyphens/ dashes (-) before the text you want to make red.

Your code block will look something like this:

```diff
- Discord red text

![<https://remote-tools-images.s3.amazonaws.com/Discord_Text_Formatting/10.jpg>](<https://remote-tools-images.s3.amazonaws.com/Discord_Text_Formatting/10.jpg>)

The reference highlighting programming language is CSS, and you'd have to include brackets [] before and after the text you want to make orange-red.

Your code block will look like this:

[Discord orange-red text]

![<https://remote-tools-images.s3.amazonaws.com/Discord_Text_Formatting/9.jpg>](<https://remote-tools-images.s3.amazonaws.com/Discord_Text_Formatting/9.jpg>)

## Discord yellow text: How to color text yellow in Discord

### Highlighting text yellow in Discord using Fix syntax

The reference highlighting programming language, Fix, makes everything you write yellow color by default. No other code is required.

Your code block will look like this:

Discord yellow text

![<https://remote-tools-images.s3.amazonaws.com/Discord_Text_Formatting/8.jpg>](<https://remote-tools-images.s3.amazonaws.com/Discord_Text_Formatting/8.jpg>)

### Highlighting text dark yellow in Discord using Apache syntax

The reference highlighting programming language, Apache, comes with the limitation that you're not allowed to use spaces in the code.

Other than this, it works in a similar manner as Fix, and everything you write by wrapping in the Apache syntax is shown in yellow. The underscore is used to identify the different words as we can't use spaces.

Your code block will look like this: