My 88×31-pixel buttons!

Introduction

88×31-pixel buttons created by me with GNU Image Manipulation Program. I don't reserve any rights to them, but the buttons based on others' work may come with their own licenses.

Unless otherwise mentioned, the buttons only use colours from the 216-colour web-safe palette (Wikipedia). They are more likely to display correctly on ancient computers.

You can also download all the buttons: 88x31-by-qalle.zip (includes this page; around 100 kilobytes).

Pride

Button	Description	Based on
	rainbow	Wikimedia Commons
	intersex-inclusive progress pride	Wikimedia Commons
	intersex pride	Wikimedia Commons
	transgender pride	Wikimedia Commons
	transbian (transgender lesbian) pride	Wikimedia Commons (by LostAndReluctant)
	nonbinary pride	Wikimedia Commons
	lesbian pride	Wikimedia Commons
	gay men pride	Wikimedia Commons
	bisexual pride	Wikimedia Commons
	pansexual pride	Wikimedia Commons
	asexual pride	Wikimedia Commons
	aromantic pride	Wikimedia Commons
	polyamory pride	Wikimedia Commons
	leather, latex and BDSM pride	Wikimedia Commons
	nonhuman (therian, otherkin) pride	Wikimedia Commons
	speciesqueer	Pi on BlueSky
	disability pride	Wikimedia Commons
	neurodivergent pride – 24-bit colour, not web-safe	Wikimedia Commons (by unknown, NinjaFerretArt, Intervex)
	neurodivergent pride – 64 colours, not web-safe	Wikimedia Commons (by unknown, NinjaFerretArt, Intervex)
	neurodivergent pride – web-safe	Wikimedia Commons (by unknown, NinjaFerretArt, Intervex)
	autism pride – 24-bit colour, not web-safe	a flag by Autistic Empire
	autism pride – 64 colours, not web-safe	a flag by Autistic Empire
	autism pride – web-safe	a flag by Autistic Empire
	autism creature	a drawing on Reddit
	autism creature with trailing rainbow	a drawing on Reddit
	autism creature with horizontal rainbow stripes	a drawing on Reddit
	autism creature with circular rainbow	a drawing on Reddit
	ADHD pride – 24-bit colour (not web-safe)	Wikimedia commons (by ADHDGrrl)
	ADHD pride – web-safe	Wikimedia commons (by ADHDGrrl)
	boykisser	a drawing on SilvaGunner Wiki
	boykisser with horizontal rainbow stripes	a drawing on SilvaGunner Wiki
	boykisser with circular rainbow	a drawing on SilvaGunner Wiki
	Bad Dragon	Bad Dragon logo on Wikipedia
	Bad Dragon with horizontal rainbow stripes	Bad Dragon logo on Wikipedia
	Bad Dragon with circular rainbow	Bad Dragon logo on Wikipedia
	IKEA Blåhaj (blue shark)	IKEA – BLÅHAJ product photo
	IKEA Blåhaj (blue shark) and the transgender flag	IKEA – BLÅHAJ product photo

Pronouns

Third-person pronouns in retro PC fonts. See also Appendix: fonts used. Source for neopronouns: Pronouns.page.

CGA

Pronouns in the CGA font. All texts have the authentic 5:12 pixel aspect ratio except for “they/them” which has been squished horizontally.

EGA

Pronouns in the EGA font. Texts with seven characters or less (“she/her” etc.) have the authentic 35:48 pixel aspect ratio; the rest have been squished horizontally.

VGA

Pronouns in the VGA font. Only the buttons with six characters or less (“he/him” etc.) have the authentic 20:27 pixel aspect ratio; the rest have been squished horizontally.

Pixel-perfect versions

The same buttons as above, before they were horizontally stretched to their authentic aspect ratio. You probably don't need these unless you're creating new buttons yourself.

Microchips

All chips are 40-pin DIPs unless otherwise mentioned.

Button	Description	Based on
	MOS Technology	MOS logo on Wikimedia Commons
	MOS Technology inside	MOS logo on Wikimedia Commons
	Zilog	Zilog early logo on Wikipedia
	Zilog inside	Zilog early logo on Wikipedia
	Motorola – 40 pins	Motorola logo on Wikimedia Commons
	Motorola – 64 pins	Motorola logo on Wikimedia Commons
	Motorola inside – 40 pins	Motorola logo on Wikimedia Commons
	Motorola inside – 64 pins	Motorola logo on Wikimedia Commons
	Bad Dragon	Bad Dragon logo on Wikipedia
	Bad Dragon inside	Bad Dragon logo on Wikipedia

Other retro PC

See also Appendix: fonts used.

Button	Description	Based on
	the DOS prompt in the VGA font; see also “Appendix: the VGA font” below
	the DOS prompt in the VGA font; directory “games”
	the DOS prompt in the VGA font; directory “QBasic”
	the text “640 KB OK” in the CGA font	–
	the CGA palette and the text “all i need” in the CGA font (non-web-safe palette)	–
	the CGA palette and the text “all u need” in the CGA font (non-web-safe palette)	–
	Dopefish (an enemy from Commander Keen: Secret of the Oracle) – original (non-web-safe) colours, no borders	my screenshot
	Dopefish (an enemy from Commander Keen: Secret of the Oracle) – web-safe colours, with borders	my screenshot

“Online since…”

A button for every decade. VGA font (see Appendix: fonts used) but 1:1 pixel aspect ratio and letter spacing adjusted.

Other buttons

Button	Description	Based on
	“System hacked!” and the command “stealacar.exe” being entered – green	–
	“System hacked!” and the command “stealacar.exe” being entered – orange	–
	an envelope (text message icon of a 1990s mobile phone)	Nokia 5190 on Legacy Portable Computing Wiki
	a compact (analog audio) cassette (based on an icon from Windows 3.1)	PROGMAN.EXE Icons
	Hadrosaurus Software – white text on rainbow background (unofficial!)	Hadrosaurus Software – Logo & Icon
	Hadrosaurus Software – rainbow dinosaur and white letter H (unofficial!)	Hadrosaurus Software – Logo & Icon
	Hadrosaurus Software – white dinosaur in front of a rainbow (unofficial!)	Fediverse – Hadrosaurus Software
	the entire web-safe palette	–
	a gradient with full saturation in the HSL system – 24-bit colour, not web-safe	–
	a gradient with full saturation in the HSL system – web-safe, dithered	–
	Intel Inside? – No Thanks (a reference to “Nuclear Power? – No Thanks”)	Intel logo, anti-nuclear logo
	Palestine flag – original aspect ratio, no 3D effect, non-web-safe palette	Wikimedia Commons
	Palestine flag – full width, 3D effect, non-web-safe palette	Wikimedia Commons
	Taloussuklaa chocolate	K-Ruoka
	EuroShopper (ES) energy drink (not web-safe)	K-Ruoka
	Lena's eyes – 24-bit colour, not web-safe	Morten Hannemose
	Lena's eyes – 64 colours, not web-safe	Morten Hannemose
	Lena's eyes – web-safe	Morten Hannemose
	an empty dark button with a raised edge	–
	an empty light button with a raised edge	–
	some kind of pattern	–
	lorem ipsum text	Wikipedia
	for linking to this site	–

Appendix: fonts used

I used these fonts in some of my buttons. They're probably familiar from old IBM PC compatible computers. They're based on screenshots of DOSBox. Each image shows the printable ASCII characters (0x20…0x7e).

Original fonts in pixel aspect ratio 1:1:

Font	Character size	Description
	8×8	CGA
	8×14	EGA
	9×16	VGA (the last pixel column of each character is empty)

The same fonts with scanline effects added by me (stretched vertically and some lines darkened; the scanline effect applies to the non-black colour):

Font	Inverse font	Character size	Description
		8×16	CGA, pixel aspect ratio 1:2
		8×24	CGA, pixel aspect ratio 1:3
		8×28	EGA, pixel aspect ratio 1:2
		9×32	VGA, pixel aspect ratio 1:2

I think these are the authentic pixel aspect ratios for each font:

• CGA: 5:12 or approximately 0.42 (assuming 640×200 pixels on a 4:3 screen)
• EGA: 35:48 or approximately 0.73 (assuming 640×350 pixels on a 4:3 screen)
• VGA: 20:27 or approximately 0.74 (assuming 720×400 pixels on a 4:3 screen)