Retro Palette

Retro Palette turns the photos on your phone into the colours of classic games hardware — the four-tone green of a 1989 handheld, the punchy 8-bit console look, the unmistakable home-computer palette — and saves the result straight to your gallery. Everything happens on your device. There is no server, no upload and no cloud processing, so your photos never leave your phone. There is no account and no sign-in either: open the app and convert an image. HOW IT WORKS • Pick a photo from your gallery • Choose a palette and a pixel size • Convert, then save to your photos WHAT YOU GET • Authentic hardware palettes with real on-screen colour limits — the NES palette is capped at 13 colours, just like the original • Optional ordered (Bayer) dithering for period-correct texture • Pixel scaling from chunky 96px through classic 160px to fine 256px, or off entirely • Export straight to your device photo gallery • Conversion works completely offline, aeroplane mode included FREE PALETTES • Game Boy DMG — the original four-tone green • NES • Commodore 64 • Amiga 500 — 32 colours built around the Workbench 1.3 desktop RETRO PALETTE PRO — ONE-TIME PURCHASE Five more machines and bigger exports. No subscription, ever. • Amiga 1200 — 64 colours at full AGA precision • PICO-8 • ZX Spectrum • CGA • Virtual Boy • Full-resolution export, up to 4096px on the long side instead of 1024px PRIVACY No account. No sign-in. No personal data collected. Your photos are read, converted and written back on the device, and no image ever leaves it. The app sends crash reports so faults can be fixed; they describe the failure, not you, and never include your images. Privacy policy: https://softwarefirst.gr/retropalette-privacy Terms of use: https://softwarefirst.gr/retropalette-terms Support: https://softwarefirst.gr/retropalette-support