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The Lospec Palette List is a database of palettes for pixel art. We include both palettes that originate from old hardware that could only display a few colors, as well as palettes created by pixel artists specifically for making art.
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Created by Sam (tacocrepe)
A 4-color palette I made specifically for my fantasy operating system called "FroggyOS" Highly inspired by the green gameboy color palette.
A scaled down conceptual log-in screen for FroggyOS. This is the first graphic I created for the fantasy operating system, before making a full stream overlay based on FroggyOS. - by Sam (tacocrepe)
Created by Space Sandwich
A 4 colour palette meant to look very robotic or mechanical, with a cold metallic dark grey and a warm dated plastic light grey balancing perfectly
Created by gxndyy
2-bit Palette
Created by SoundsDotZip
I was listening to LoFi music when making this palette, which is pretty clear from the example image. Hope you like it!
Example by SoundsDotZip
Tags: neon, night, sky, 2bit, soundsdotzip
Created by Braquen
A 4 color palette inspired by playing cards
Created by ChuchuCasual
First entry for the collab 2buary! The idea was to make a scheme good to horror and dark scenes with a dramatic touch.
Example by ChuchuCasual
Created by BitBits
Created by Braquen
Part of a set of 2 bit palettes I've been working on.
Created by Luap
2 Bit Palette (4 colors) based on Matrix color scheme (low saturated).
Created by Extex
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