A simple yet powerful VS Code extension that lets you color your comments based on the first word after // or /*.
Whether you're organizing tasks, highlighting warnings, or making code reviews fun — this tool helps you instantly visualize your comments.
✅ Features
- 🔹 Supports 25+ predefined CSS color names.
- 🔹 Automatically colors comments based on the first word.
- 🔹 Works with both
// and /* */ style comments.
- 🔹 Supports multi-line comments.
- 🔹 Hides the color keyword automatically (like
red, blue, etc.).
- 🔹 Works in all languages.
- 🔹 Light and fast — no dependencies.
💡 How to Use
Just start your comment with a color name:
// red This is a red comment
// blue Hellow in blue
/* blue This is a
multi-line blue comment */
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## 🎨 Supported Colors
`red`, `green`, `blue`, `yellow`, `orange`, `purple`, `pink`, `brown`, `gray`, `black`, `white`, `cyan`, `magenta`, `lime`, `gold`, `silver`, `navy`, `teal`, `olive`, `maroon`, `aqua`, `fuchsia`, `crimson`, `indigo`, `tomato`, `salmon`, `orchid`, `coral`, `turquoise`
> 💬 Tip: Use any of the above color names to instantly style your comments.
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## 📥 Installation
Search for `Comment Colorizer` in the VS Code Extensions Marketplace, or run:
```bash
ext install Ahmadmadani18.comment-colorizer
📸 Screenshot (optional)
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🪪 License
MIT License © 2025 Ahmad Madani
