Showcasing C64 Pixel Art

C64GFX celebrates the extraordinary pixel art created on the Commodore 64. Talented artists have pushed the hardware to its limits – a fixed 320×200 resolution, just 16 colours, and strict attribute constraints – producing remarkable results.

Why We Do This

The C64 demoscene has produced tens of thousands of pieces of pixel art over four decades, much of it embedded in demos and productions that are hard to discover. C64GFX makes this work accessible to sceners and newcomers alike.

• Preserve – A comprehensive, searchable archive of C64 graphics
• Showcase – Present artwork honouring the artists
• Credit – Properly attribute every piece of art
• Connect – Bring together artists, fans, and historians

How We Source Content

Artwork and metadata are gathered from publicly available community databases such as CSDb. We extract graphics from released productions and present them with their metadata. All artwork remains the intellectual property of its original creator.

Following the latest activity on CSDb? Browse Latest CSDb Additions for the newest pixel-art releases on CSDb.

A Community Effort

Registered users can like images, vote in competitions, leave comments, and suggest corrections. The site is maintained by volunteers and funded through donations.

Looking Forward

New C64 artwork is still being created, competitions still held, and the community continues to grow. C64GFX will evolve alongside the scene, adding new art, features, and ways to explore this creative legacy.