Bagdes displaying Made With PICO-8 which you can include in your README.md on GitHub or BitBucket. Copy the markdown-code for one into your readme.md to make them appear in the repository.
It's been brought to my attention that there are issues with badge rendering via the original hosting choice (Shields.io) I had decided to use. So far, it appears these issues only extend as far as odd kerning and font appearance, and only on very specific versions of Firefox + OS.
With that in mind, I've searched around and found and alternative which I believe has greater stability (Badgen), but I'll be relying on reports of issues to make a real overall judgement. In exchange for the stability however, the alternative host has less options for badge appearance.
[](https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php)
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That's fine! Towards the beginning of the url, replace ff004d with your palette colour of choice from the following sections!
Shields.io - Made%20With-PICO--8-ff004d.svg
Badgen - Made%20with/PICO-8/ff004d
The closest thing to a solution I've found at this time for resolving this, is to replace the SVG badge with the PNG version, which appears to be more consistent across browser platforms (but still now perfect).
To do this, here are the sections you need to adjust from the above links:
https://img.shields.io/
Should become
https://raster.shields.io/
And
Made%20With-PICO--8-ff004d.svg?
Should become
Made%20With-PICO--8-ff004d.png?
The kerning quality increase on Firefox definitely isn't huge, but it is at least better than what is currently being shown with the SVGs.