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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.
Submitted by polyphorge
this palette was made for the somewhat popular game: Enviromental Station Alpha... obviously
The PICO-8 is a virtual video game console created by Lexaloffle Games.
Kingdom Of Nerea in PICO-8 by Davit Masia
Tags: software, artist, fantasyconsole, pico8
This is an expanded version of the PICO-8 palette, which uses a technique which allows you to access 16 new colors. The colors can be mixed with the original palette, but a maximum of 16 can be shown each frame.
Tags: software, artist, fantasyconsole, pico8
Submitted by PureAsbestos
The palette used in the game Return of the Obra Dinn when using the "IBM 8503" monitor setting.
A ship drifting along the horizon. - by Casei Solus
Submitted by PureAsbestos
A palette from the game Gato Roboto.
Art inspired by graphics from the game Gato Roboto. - by Casei Solus
Tags: game, gatoroboto, software, 1bit
Created by Space Sandwich
My take on a standard classic computer 16 colour palette. Takes influence from Windows and CGA
Submitted by PureAsbestos
A palette from the game Gato Roboto.
A fat cat. - by Casei Solus
Tags: game, gatoroboto, software, 1bit
Submitted by PixelCrunch
The default Software palette for the acclaimed, and well-beloved RollerCoaster Tycoon 2, released in 2002, developed by Chris Sawyer and published by Infogrames. Although released in a time of SVGA Graphics, and 16-Bit Color, this game, strangely, resorts to a 256-color "Master Palette", similar to DOOM, from 9 years earlier. The palette itself is embedded within the files of the game itself. Big thanks to the OpenRCT2 community for gettin
From a server I frequented on OpenRCT2's Multiplayer mode.
Tags: software, rollercoastertycoon2, openrct2, colormap
Submitted by PureAsbestos
A palette from the game Gato Roboto.
Palette usage example by Euler
Tags: game, gatoroboto, software, 1bit
Submitted by Aysars
ToyBoy 3000, one of the alternate color schemes on the mobile game OneBit Adventure by Galactic Slice
Tags: software, game, onebitadventure
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