Software Produced With Free Pascal
- Free Pascal itself is written in Object Pascal and assembly language, and compiled by itself.
- Lazarus: Free Pascal’s affiliated Delphi-like software package for rapid development of graphical applications.
- Pixel image editor: a Photoshop-like image editor, arguably among the best-known software created with Free Pascal.
- Peazip: an open source archiver.
- Morfik: Morfik WebOS AppBuilder uses Free Pascal to produce the resulting CGI binaries.
- Hedgewars: a Worms-like turn based strategy game.
- MyNotex: a free note-taking and notes manager software for GNU/Linux.
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