Free poster
Color Code Chart: All 29 Ozobot Color Codes
All official color codes on one chart, grouped and ordered the way the robot reads them.
Free to download as a PDF in A4 and A3. No account or email address needed.
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Print at 100% (actual size), not “fit to page,” to ensure the measurements on the poster are correct.
How to use this poster
- Print the chart at 100% (actual size): use A3 for the wall and A4 for the workstation.
- Have students look up a code and draw it on a straight section of their line, using squares measuring 5 × 5 mm.
- Calibrate the robot and test the route. Does the robot do something different? Check which direction it reads the code from.
Questions and answers
How many color codes are there?
There are 29 official color codes. They’re shown on this chart in six groups: speed, direction, timers, special moves, counters, and winning and ending.
Which direction does the robot read a code?
In the direction it’s moving, from the first square to the last. On the chart, the robot moves from left to right. Red – green – blue is Short Super Slow, but read from the other direction (blue – green – red) it is Nitro Boost.
Do the codes work on Bit+, Evo, and Ari?
Yes. The color code charts in the official Evo and Ari guides are the same, and the codes work on Bit+, Evo, and Ari.
What do the letters under the squares mean?
G means green, B means blue, R means red, and BK means black, just like in the official guides. Label the markers with the same letters so students with color vision deficiencies can participate too.
What size should I print the chart?
At 100% (actual size). Each square will then be 5 × 5 mm, the same size as a drawn code.
Sources
The content of this poster is based on Ozobot Color Code guides.