20 - Python - Print Colors for Text in Terminal - 1000+ Python Programs

You can print text in Terminal (Console) in Python using ANSI Codes.

Below are a few examples of color codes:

color_blue_ANSI_code = '\033[94m'
color_red_ANSI_code = '\033[91m'
color_green_ANSI_code = '\033[92m'
color_yellow_ANSI_code = '\033[93m'

You will need to reset the color, to choose another one or default back to white.

reset_color = '\033[0m'

Example:

''' Colored Text Example 

By: Code2care.org

'''

# 
color_blue_ANSI_code = '\033[94m'
color_red_ANSI_code = '\033[91m'
color_green_ANSI_code = '\033[92m'
color_yellow_ANSI_code = '\033[93m'


# Reset color code
reset_color = '\033[0m'

# Print colored text
print(color_red_ANSI_code + 'This will be printed in Red Color' + reset_color)
print(color_blue_ANSI_code + 'Blue blue Skies!!' + reset_color)
print(color_yellow_ANSI_code + '...and it was all Yellow!' + reset_color)
print(color_green_ANSI_code + 'The World Needs to Go Green!' + reset_color)

Terminal Output:

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