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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, or a palette from our Rejected Palettes list.
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Created by RABBITKING
Based on the amanita mushroom (you know the one). I kept the saturation on the low to mid end for a soft photorealistic look. Loosened up on the contrast for a non-back lit effect.
Created by Malo
A Vaporwave-Inspired NES Palette, Used In Nostalgaic-Like Art Such As Screenshots.
Submitted by The Pixel Man
The 4-color palette from Nintendo's 32-bit Virtual Boy.
Tags: hardware, nintendo, virtualboy, gameboy
Created by JuhoSprite
This is a small color palette, but the selection of colors makes it useful for many different types of pixel art that are bright and have saturated colors. It is made for smaller platformer games. My main inspirations were from the Pico-8 palette and the one that Celeste uses.
Created by le
Remember That Old Flash Game You Played In The Middle Of School? Remember Super Mario 63? Well... Theres A Remake In The Works, Called Super Mario 63 Redux! And This Palette Is Inpired By That Remake! 63 Colors, Because I Felt Like It!
Tags: super, mario, 63, redux, flash, nintendo, remake, remaster
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Created by Vectorial Transcooler
Pink custom palette for the original gameboy.
Submitted by le
The NES Palette Used On The Wikipedia Page, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_game_console_palettes
Submitted by le
The NES Palette That The Pixel Art Program, Aesprite, Uses
Submitted by Daniel Smith
Based on this Twitter thread by "Critical Kate" Willært, showcasing an official palette used by Nintendo internally for representing Gameboy screenshots in media.
Submitted by Superjustinbros
The default palette of the NES emulator NEStopia, taken from a screenshot showing all its possible colors at once. Two of the whites and two of the blacks on the palette are duplicates, therefore they are not included.
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