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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.
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Created by dimreality
A simplistic color palette made for my fantasy computer, named "DIM-256K". The name "DIM-4" for this palette comes from the fact that it is used within my project, as well as the latter section of the acronym being that it has four colors. It is versatile for art that requires a contrasting gradient of an blood-orange color.
Created by sudo_whoami
A warm gray 2-bit palette like your favorite pocket-sized console.
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Created by Digi
Yowza, don't throw a fit - if you're looking for a palette, this is it! Blueish-purple shifts slightly warmer to teal, then skyrockets to bright pistachio and light gray so you can achieve high contrast without killing your eyes. All the while, the subtly desaturated hues maintain a harmonious feeling as you're transported back to the era of swishy pants, walkmans, and windbreakers.
Created by sudo_whoami
An LCD-inspired two-bit palette dripping with nostalgia for the age of chunky cellphones and even chunkier computers.
LCD Drab palette example - a griddy LCD-inspired example with some text and icons - by sudo_whoami
The previous example again, but this time with no LCD pixel grid (to better showcase the text and icons) - by sudo_whoami
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