Warning: a modern web browser is required to use this website.
We detected that you may have an out of date or unsupported web browser. This tool, like many others on this site and across the web uses features only available in new web browsers. We reccommend updating your current browser or downloading Firefox or Chrome.
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.
Usage Guide | Random Palette | Rejected Palettes | Your Likes | NEW October Palette Contest | September
Created by P-Tux7
Palette usage example by Anthony Coyle.
Palette usage example by @_MorganYoung
Example by Solitaire
Day 615 from BasePaint via Jude Buffum - by Jude Buffum
Created by P-Tux7
A more balanced version of my previous palette.
Created by P-Tux7
Combination of DawnBringer 32, Endesga 32, Zughy 32, and SoftMilk 32.
Submitted by P-Tux7
The 256-color VGA default palette from Recreational Software Designs' DOS game-creation software Game-Maker. Some colours are referenced more than once by the original palette indices, resulting in a total of less than 256 colors onscreen unless the user manually edits the palette in their Game-Maker game, though it can indeed easily be done in the program itself.
Created by P-Tux7
Submitted by P-Tux7
The palette from Reisoft's Rabbit Jump for the Atari ST.
Submitted by P-Tux7
The palette from the Amiga version of Baby Jo in: "Going Home"
Submitted by P-Tux7
A modified version of the 16-color CGA/EGA palette, used for Sierra On-Line's Atari ST ports of their graphic adventures such as Code-name: Iceman and The Colonel's Bequest
Submitted by P-Tux7
The in-game palette of Atari Inc.'s official port of Super Breakout to the Atari ST.
AD| join Patreon to remove ads!
| SESSIONS | USERS | PAGEVIEWS |
|---|
Popup Message
Choose one of the services below to link to your Lospec Account:
Already have an account? Login now
Lospec can now be installed as an app with supported web browsers.
Installing Lospec as an app gives you a desktop shortcut and a new streamlined menu interface.
Just click install to instantly add the Lospec app to your desktop!
Your current web browser isn't supported. To install the app, open Lospec.com/app in Google Chrome
Thanks for your feedback! If you want to say more, please post a Suggestion or Bug Report!
our next patreon goal: $287 / $500