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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Macintosh II

The Macintosh II was a personal computer released by Apple in 1987.

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#macintosh2
16 colors
1,297 downloads

Tags: hardware, computer, apple

Apple Crumble

Created by Qirlfriend

A sweet and salty palette that's a little tart too, if you're into that sorta thing

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#applecrumble4
4 colors
206 downloads

Example by Qirlfriend

Tags: green, brown, caramel, qirlfriend, sweet, warm, apple, 2bit, 4

Mappletosh 16

Created by Isa

A combination of Macintosh II and Apple II

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#mapple16
16 colors
487 downloads

Example by Isa

Tags: isasstudio, apple, computer, hardware

Macintosh default 16-color

Submitted by Vyr Cossont

Extracted from a Mac OS 9.0.4 System file's clut (color lookup table) resource, ID 4, the default 16-color palette. The Mac's palette APIs use 16 bits per color channel, so I've truncated them to 8 bits per channel as a Mac would have for display with a direct-color device. Note that classic Macs predate sRGB, and use a different gamma (1.8) from modern Macs and other OSes (2.2), so remember to set up an appropriate color profile if you're trying to match what a real Mac would display.

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#mac16color
16 colors
482 downloads

Game assets from Glider 4 (Macintosh, 1991, by John Calhoun, now MIT-licensed): https://github.com/softdorothy/Glider4/blob/master/Glider_405/Color%20Art.bin