Ever Wonder How People Change Their Fonts To So Many Awesome "Colours"? ALIENS!!! Find a link with instructions in the comments.

This link will give you a basic 500 color chart with copy and paste codes to each color. When you click to change the color of your font, simply paste the code you want to use into the box that says #ffffff
http://cloford.com/resources/colours/500col.htm

Or this chart, which gives you 1,500 colors ......or just Google: "HTML Color Palette" to see one that looks user-friendly

http://www.pagetutor.com/common/bgcolors1536.png

Thanks friend!

This is a fair and simple website to use as well: http://www.computerhope.com/htmcolor.htm

You thought I was going to color that, did you? ;)

So how did you get different colors for each letter, multiple text boxes?

Yep :-)

Wicked nice :)
Tonight? imgflip.com/i/19olk4

Imgflip updated the site yesterday (2019-05-17) how user specified colors are stored. Now 3,4,6 & 8 character colors codes work.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors

Basically what that means is transparency is also supported now for all the usual colors when you use 8 characters where the usual 6 would go before. Right now you have manually enter an 8 character color code, that might change if the color picker is updated with a second slider.

The last two characters of an 8 character color code specifies 256 levels of transparency, 00 is fully transparent, ff is fully opaque.

The trick to both translucent and transparent captions is turning font shadow off, also using font outline is pretty much the only way to go with transparent captions.

Shout-out to user VagabondSouffle who showed me how to make translucent captions a couple days ago with 4 character color codes.

Thank you!! That’s awesome!

The color codes I used for the top text on my image in the comment above:

"font_color": "#dd00cc66",
"outline_color": "#000000"

And for the bottom text:

"font_color": "#ff00",
"outline_color": "#00bff3"