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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. All palettes can be downloaded and imported into your pixelling software of choice (learn how). You can also try a our palette of the day or a random palette.
Created by Sunset Moth
A sample of the colors that early Minecraft textures used. Intended to be used in the way a palette of paints would be, mixing colors to get the needed shades, rather than a restrictive hardware palette such as that of the NES, but it works either way.
Tags: sunsetmoth, minecraft
Submitted by Moses Ng
The 16 colours of wool in Minecraft Java Edition, as of 1.15.2
Created by Mustard Squid
Huc 16 is a 16-color palette designed for a Minecraft texture pack. It features bright, cartoony colors that can be used to create pixel art.
Example by Mustard Squid
Tags: cartoony, minecraft, bright, mustardsquid
Submitted by Scrayos
This is the palette of colors that can be displayed on minecraft maps/canvas in version 1.12+. This was tested in 1.16.4 and contains all available colors. Minecraft Maps are frequently used for pixel arts, which is why this palette is relevant.The origin of this palette is from the game minecraft and the values were taken from the official wiki and do represent the actual values in the code. The first color (#000000) is not included as a visible color in the palette, but represents complete transparency. Colors were de-duplicated (for example there are four color codes that represent total transparency, therefore only the first one is included). Colors can only be completely visible or transparent, there is no partial opacity. The original color that was used for complete transparency is irrelevant, every pixel with more than 50% transparency is converted to complete transparency, everything with less than this transparency is converted to the base color without any transparency.
Created by Gengyen
(GG stands for Gengyen)
My Minecraft server uses the Artmap plugin, which allows you to paint on 32x32 pixel canvases with 54 dyes. Each dye (except white, black, and transparent) can be made 2 steps darker and 1 step lighter, leading to 4 variations per dye. As a result, I decided to compile them all.
The colours are ordered as: Dark 2, Dark 1, Original, Light 1, and each set of 4 is followed by the next dye's palette.
https://github.com/Fupery/ArtMap https://github.com/Fupery/ArtMap/wiki
I painted all the dyes on canvas ingame, took a screenshot, then extracted every colour through an editor. I then listed out every hex code. To my Minecraft artists: I hope this helps!
Submitted by Jayden Irwin
Minecraft concrete colors.
Tags: minecraft
Submitted by Christopher
These are the 16 dye colors that are used to color things like wool, concrete, banners, and glass in Minecraft. This palette is for people like me who like using pixel art apps to plan their Minecraft art projects (I have a stained glass gallery).
Tags: minecraft
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