Xcode doesn't support console coloring since Xcode 8.

But Since Xcode is fully unicode compatible, you can use emojis instead! for example you can use You can use ⚠️ for warning messages and 🛑 for error messages. (like the Xcode itself)

Or simply use these note books as a color:

📕: error message📙: warning message📗: ok status message📘: action message📓: canceled status message📔: Or anything you like and want to recognize immediately by color

for example:

print("⚠️", "Touch is not disabled as expected")

🎁 Bounes

Using this method will help you to find the logs in the source code as fast as ⚡️ by a simple eye scan:

And you can search for them "📱👁" to let the Xcode take you there. Take a look at this result comparison:

Custom emoji search

vs

Word search

Nowadays, Xcode debugging console doesn't support coloring.

Adding to @Mojtaba's answer, you can use this for automating logging:

enum LogType: String{case errorcase warningcase successcase actioncase canceled}class Logger{ static func log(_ logType:LogType,_ message:String){        switch logType {        case LogType.error:            print("\n📕 Error: \(message)\n")        case LogType.warning:            print("\n📙 Warning: \(message)\n")        case LogType.success:            print("\n📗 Success: \(message)\n")        case LogType.action:            print("\n📘 Action: \(message)\n")        case LogType.canceled:            print("\n📓 Cancelled: \(message)\n")        }    }}

You can use it this way:

Logger.log(.error, "Invalid Credit Information")