Design unique Free Fire bio signatures and guild tags with color gradient hex codes and fancy letters.
Free Fire has four text fields you can style. The nickname (12 characters) takes styled unicode but not colour. The bio takes styled unicode and [HEX] colour codes. Guild names take styled unicode. Guild descriptions take styled unicode and colour codes. So a complete look is a styled nickname in a short frame, a coloured bio with a gradient, and a guild name in the same alphabet as the nickname. All the mathematical alphabets render in-game; combining marks (zalgo) are blocked in every field.
A Free Fire colour code is a six-digit hex value in square brackets: [FF1E56] is a hot pink, [00F2FE] an ice blue, [FFD700] gold. Placed before text, it colours everything until the next code or the end of the field. Per-letter gradients are just a code before each letter: [FF0000]N[FF7700]o[FFFF00]v[00FF00]a. The Coloured names studio on the home page generates both from a palette and writes them with the copy button, so you do not type the codes by hand. Codes are eight characters each and count toward the field's length even though the game hides them.
A six-digit hex in square brackets before the text: [FF1E56]Nova. It works in the bio and guild descriptions, not in the nickname.
Put a different colour code before each letter of your bio text. The Coloured names studio's multi-hex format does this from a palette and copies it in one click.
Yes. Each code is eight characters. A per-letter gradient on an eight-letter word uses 64 characters of codes plus the letters.