Setting background color for a JFrame

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Just how do you set the background color for a JFrame

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Create a JLabel  resize it so it covers your JFrame  Right Click the JLabel  Find Icon and click on the       button  Pick a picture by clicking the Import to project button  then click finish  In the Navigator pane   Bottom left by default  if disabled go to the Windows tab of your Netbeans IDE and enable it    using Jlable you can set Background color as well as image also

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public nameOfTheClass       final Container c   this getContentPane       public void actionPerformed ActionEvent e        c setBackground Color white

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using   setBackground Color red     doesn t work properly   use  Container c   JFrame getContentPane     c setBackground Color red     or  myJFrame getContentPane   setBackground  Color red

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Probably the SIMPLEST method is this   super setBackground Color CYAN     You must extend JFrame in the class before doing this

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Resurrecting a thread from stasis  In 2018 this solution works for Swing JFrame in NetBeans  should work in any IDE     this getContentPane   setBackground Color GREEN

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import java awt    import javax swing     public class MySimpleLayout extends JFrame            private Container c          public MySimpleLayout String str                super str               c getContentPane                c setLayout null               c setBackground Color WHITE

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To set the background color for JFrame   getContentPane   setBackground Color YELLOW      Whatever color

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Hello There I did have the same problem and after many attempts I found that the problem is that you need a Graphics Object to be able to draw  paint setBackgroundColor    My code usually goes like this   import javax swing    import java awt      public class DrawGraphics extends JFrame       public DrawGraphics String title  throws HeadlessException         super title         InitialElements               private void InitialElements          setSize 300  250         setDefaultCloseOperation JFrame EXIT ON CLOSE         setVisible true            This one does not work          getContentPane   setBackground new Color 70  80  70                public void paint Graphics draw           Here you can perform any drawing like an oval          draw fillOval 40  40  60  50          getContentPane   setBackground new Color 70 80 70              The missing part on almost all other answers is where to place the code  Then now you know it goes in paint Graphics G

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Retrieve the content pane for the frame and use the setBackground   method inherited from Component to change the color   Example   myJFrame getContentPane   setBackground  desiredColor

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I had trouble with changing the JFrame background as well and the above responses did not solve it entirely   I am using Eclipse   Adding a layout fixed the issue  public class SampleProgram extends JFrame       public SampleProgram             setSize 400 400           setTitle  quot Sample quot            getContentPane   setLayout new FlowLayout      specify a layout manager         getContentPane   setBackground Color red           setVisible true

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You can use a container like so   Container c   JFrame getContentPane    c setBackground Color red      You must of course import java awt Color for the red color constant

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Here s another method   private void RenkMouseClicked java awt event MouseEvent evt        renk   JColorChooser showDialog null   Select the background color               renk       Container a   this getContentPane        a setBackground renk       I m using netbeans ide  For me  JFrame getContentPane   didn t run  I used JFrame getContentPane   s class equivalent this getContentPane

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you can override the paint method of JFrame and then fill that by your favorite color like this    Override public void paint Graphics g        g setColor Color red       g fillRect 0  0  this getWidth    this getHeight

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This is the simplest and the correct method  All you have to do is to add this code after initComponents     getContentPane   setBackground new java awt Color 204  166  166      That is an example RGB color  you can replace that with your desired color  If you dont know the codes of RGB colors  please search on internet    there are a lot of sites that provide custom colors like this

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You can use this code block for JFrame background color      JFrame frame   new JFrame  quot Frame BG color quot        frame setLayout null            frame setSize 1000  650       frame getContentPane   setBackground new Color 5  65  90        frame setLocationRelativeTo null       frame setDefaultCloseOperation JFrame EXIT ON CLOSE       frame setResizable false       frame setVisible true

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To set the background color for the JFrame try this  this getContentPane   setBackground Color white

[java] Setting background color for a JFrame

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