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Bash Color Escape Codes

Echo (echo -e) the following escape codes inside \e[ESCCODEm to colorize text in Bash:

Make sure to use echo -e to enable interpretation of backslash escapes:

bash$ echo -e "This is red->\e[00;31mRED\e[00m"

Echo \e[00m to remove text color modifications:

bash$ echo -n '\e[00m'

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 {| style="margin-left: 20px;"
 |Black
-|0;30
+|00;30
 |-
-|Dark Gray
+| style="color: #645c55" | Dark Gray
-|1;30
+|01;30
 |-
-|Blue
+| style="color: #1d1a93" | Blue
-|0;34
+|00;34
 |-
-|Light Blue
+| style="color: #6963e7" | Light Blue
-|1;34
+|01;34
 |-
-|Green
+| style="color: #63e154" | Green
-|0;32
+|00;32
 |-
-|Light Green
+| style="color: #64e655" |Light Green
-|1;32
+|01;32
 |-
-|Cyan
+| style="color: #119590" | Cyan
-|0;36
+|00;36
 |-
-|Light Cyan
+| style="color: #5ee0d9" | Light Cyan
-|1;36
+|01;36
 |-
-|Red
+| style="color: #a30f08" | Red
-|0;31
+|00;31
 |-
-|Light Red
+| style="color: #e6524b" | Light Red
-|1;31
+|01;31
 |-
-|Purple
+| style="color: #a51995" | Purple
-|0;35
+|00;35
 |-
-|Light Purple
+| style="color: #f15ddf" | Light Purple
-|1;35
+|01;35
 |-
-|Brown
+| style="color: #a3570e" | Brown
-|0;33
+|00;33
 |-
-|Yellow
+| style="color: #f0e756" | Yellow
-|1;33
+|01;33
 |-
-|Light Gray
+| style="color: #a49c98" | Light Gray
-|0;37
+|00;37
 |-
 |White
-|1;37
+|01;37
 |}