Orange Minecraft blocks

The hex values

The whole family as text, lightest first, ready to paste into a palette, a map-art planner or a shader.

#ff8118  Orange Bed
#f9801d  Orange Glazed Terracotta
#e68826  Orange Concrete Powder
#d87f33  Orange Stained Glass
#d87f33  Orange Stained Glass Pane
#e38a1d  Carved Pumpkin
#e38a1d  Jack o'Lantern
#e38a1d  Pumpkin
#e36216  Block of Resin
#e36216  Resin Clump
#b45c3c  Acacia Hanging Sign
#b45c3c  Acacia Wall Hanging Sign
#b35d3c  Stripped Acacia Wood
#e86908  Orange Carpet
#e86908  Orange Wool
#e88c08  Honeycomb Block
#c46a23  Red Sandstone
#c46a23  Red Sandstone Slab
#c46a23  Red Sandstone Stairs
#c46a23  Red Sandstone Wall
#c36a23  Cut Red Sandstone
#c36a23  Cut Red Sandstone Slab
#e16101  Orange Concrete
#bf6721  Red Sand
#bb6622  Smooth Red Sandstone
#bb6622  Smooth Red Sandstone Slab
#bb6622  Smooth Red Sandstone Stairs
#d55900  Orange Candle
#c7490a  Resin Brick Slab
#c7490a  Resin Brick Stairs
#c7490a  Resin Brick Wall
#c7490a  Resin Bricks
#b2601f  Chiseled Red Sandstone
#c76803  Fire
#b33e13  Chiseled Resin Bricks

Where the colour comes from

Each colour is measured, not chosen: the block's textures are read out of the client jar, transparent pixels are dropped, the rest are quantised to four bits per channel and the largest group is the dominant colour. It is converted to HSL to pick the family — hue first, with saturation and lightness deciding white, grey, black and brown, since brown is a dark or muted red, orange or yellow rather than a hue of its own.

No block in this family is tinted at render time, so every colour here is the texture file exactly as it ships. The blocks the game does tint end up in red and green.

One state per block, the resting one the inventory shows, and one render each at fit=block so a torch and a full cube are drawn at the same scale. Every block here links to its own page, where the same colour is listed next to the textures it came from.