This guide will show you how to change the font color in command line. Some change the font color in command line for fun, others, to help the user read what is being displayed. If you pair it with changing the background color as well you can get some nice results for the limited amount of options available.
- Right click the command line title bar and select the
Propertiesoption.
- If not already selected, select the
Colorstab.
- On the left hand side of the tab make sure the radio button for
Screen Textis selected.
- Using the color bar below you can choose the new text color. Underneath the colors bar you will see a sample of what your new console window will look like.
- When happy with the results, click the
OKbutton to save the changes.
Finally we can see here the results of me changing the color to red and a blue background. As you can see it is not the easiest to read.
What commands are you using in Windows Command Line? Drop a comment below and maybe someone might learn a cool new command. I have found the best way to learn new tricks is from the experience of the peers that surround us!
If you would like to suggest a new article or video to be released, please reach out via the Contact Page. I look forward to hearing your feedback and providing content that is helpful for you!