# Lospec integration

In the palette panel, tap the ... button, then "Load from LOSPEC"

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Lospec is probably the most popular source for palettes. That's why Pixquare integrates Lospec API right into the app so that we can import a palette in just seconds.

To import a palette from Lospec, tap Load from LOSPEC, then enter the palette slug. Hit search, Pixquare will download the palette if available and display a preview. Select Load to import.

{% hint style="info" %}
The slug is the last part of the URL of the palette.&#x20;

The slug of this palette <https://lospec.com/palette-list/sweaft-64> is "**sweaft-64**"
{% endhint %}

We also have the option to auto-save the loaded palette as well.