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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.
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Created by Space Sandwich
It was going to be a 6 colour palette but it was better if I added red. This is the first time I do a non linear palette so unbalanced and it turned nice
Example by Space Sandwich
Created by Gors
Ciboulette (French chives) are known in culinary for its fresh, mild onion-like flavor and are employed in many dishes throughout the world. This palette captures the greenery of the leaves, the brown dirt and the delicate pink flowers to compose a pastel-like, well-rounded palette which goes well with mellow, natural compositions but will also work for slimes and grime.
Created by Tofu
Larger, updated version of my Moonlight GB palette. Palette is suitable for night scenes, underwater, or bioluminescence. It has a mystical, ethereal feeling.
Created by Space Sandwich
A 24 colour palette intended to have natural colours that I can use later in art.
Tags: mystic, natural, 24, spacesandwich
Created by Orbitron
A palette with really natural and earthy tones
Created by abledbody
A PICO-8 compatible palette designed to be easy on the eyes and leaning more into natural tones. Originally concieved as a replacement palette for LIKO-12, a now defunct open source PICO-8 clone.
Tags: rayleigh, pico8, fantasyconsole, general, natural, balanced
Created by Kikasuru
First pixel art palette, yay! Something I tried doing is having every color go down in luminance, so you have this sort of gradiant effect to it. Please do give constructive criticism on anything I should improve!
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