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Create Your AccountThe 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. All palettes can be downloaded and imported into your pixelling software of choice (learn how).
SECAM was a color television released in France, 1967. The palette is a 3-bit RGB made by mapping the luminance to color and ignoring the hue.
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Tags: hardware, television
A palette used by The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX when played on the Super Gameboy.
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX Screenshots
Tags: hardware, gameboy, supergameboy
A 3rd unofficial palette for CGA.
A grayscale palette calculated using 2-bits per color. It was used by the original gameboy and a few other computer systems.
The Amazing Spiderman 2 downtown level map.
Tags: calculated, hardware, gameboy
The default palette for the Nintendo Super Gameboy, a SNES catridge that allowed you to play Gameboy and Gameboy Color games on the SNES.
Trip World screenshots.
Tags: hardware, gameboy, supergameboy
A palette used by Pokemon Red and Blue for certain elements when played on the Gameboy Color or Super Gameboy.
Pokemon Red Screenshots
Tags: hardware, gameboy, supergameboy
Commodore64 was an 8-bit home computer released in 1982. #c64
One of the palettes available in the standard mode on the CGA. The black can be replaced by any of the other colors in the full CGA palette.
Use by early versions of windows for UI and icons.
Icons from Windows 3.x
CGA was a graphics card released in 1981 for the IBM PC. The standard mode uses one of two 4-color palettes (each with a low-intensity and high-intensity mode), but a hack allows use of all 16. #cga
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