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White Minecraft blocks

86 of the blocks in Java Edition 26.2 come out white, lightest first. The hex under each one is the dominant colour of the textures that block is drawn with, measured from the files themselves.

Every white block 86

The hex values

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

86 white hex values 
#ffffff  Birch Log
#ffffff  Birch Wood
#ffffff  Cobweb
#ffffff  White Stained Glass
#ffffff  White Stained Glass Pane
#fffdfe  Cake with Black Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Blue Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Brown Candle
#fffdfe  Cake
#fffdfe  Cake with Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Cyan Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Gray Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Green Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Light Blue Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Light Gray Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Lime Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Magenta Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Orange Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Pink Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Purple Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Red Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with White Candle
#fffdfe  Cake with Yellow Candle
#fffbf8  Pale Oak Trapdoor
#fbfefe  Powder Snow
#fbfefe  Powder Snow Cauldron
#f9fefe  Snow
#f9fefe  Snow Block
#fafafa  White Bed
#fdfaf9  Pearlescent Froglight
#f8fdf8  Verdant Froglight
#f8fdfc  White Glazed Terracotta
#f7f7f7  Oxeye Daisy
#fbf4f3  Pale Oak Hanging Sign
#fbf4f3  Pale Oak Wall Hanging Sign
#fbf4f3  Stripped Pale Oak Wood
#fbf5f4  Pale Oak Shelf
#fbf5f4  Stripped Pale Oak Log
#f8f9f9  White Carpet
#f8f9f9  White Wool
#feffec  Ochre Froglight
#e9e9e9  Diorite
#e9e9e9  Diorite Slab
#e9e9e9  Diorite Stairs
#e9e9e9  Diorite Wall
#e6e6e6  Heavy Weighted Pressure Plate
#e6e6e6  Block of Iron
#ede5dd  Chiseled Quartz Block
#e5e7e7  White Concrete Powder
#ece4dc  Block of Quartz
#ece4dc  Quartz Bricks
#eae2da  Quartz Pillar
#ece4dc  Quartz Slab
#ece4dc  Quartz Stairs
#ece4dc  Smooth Quartz Block
#ece4dc  Smooth Quartz Slab
#ece4dc  Smooth Quartz Stairs
#f7e6cd  End Rod
#fccbe7  Cherry Leaves
#fccbe7  Pink Petals
#efe2d0  Target
#d9e6dd  Sea Lantern
#f3eac7  Turtle Egg
#e8e5d3  Bone Block
#d0eae9  Glass
#d0eae9  Glass Pane
#d9dbd7  Calcite
#ddcecd  Pale Oak Door
#dacccb  Pale Oak Button
#dacccb  Pale Oak Fence
#dacccb  Pale Oak Fence Gate
#dacccb  Pale Oak Planks
#dacccb  Pale Oak Pressure Plate
#dacccb  Pale Oak Slab
#dacccb  Pale Oak Stairs
#cfd5d6  White Concrete
#d1cfcf  Iron Trapdoor
#ccd0d2  Light Gray Glazed Terracotta
#cdcaca  Iron Door
#c7d3d3  White Candle
#c8c9c8  Polished Diorite
#c8c9c8  Polished Diorite Slab
#c8c9c8  Polished Diorite Stairs
#cac4b9  Mushroom Stem
#c4b6b6  Pale Oak Sign
#c4b6b6  Pale Oak Wall Sign

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.