AI Flag Identifier & Finder — Instantly Recognize Any Flag

Instantly identify any national, state, or pride flag with our free AI flag identifier and finder tool. Upload a photo, search by color stripes, or browse our comprehensive flag database.

280+ national flags · 50 US state flags · 12 pride flags · photo & color search

Drag & drop a flag photo here

or click to choose a file — on mobile you can snap a picture directly

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Pride & LGBTQ+ Flag Identifier

Rainbow, transgender, non-binary and more — the most searched pride flags with names and meanings, also included in the photo matcher and color search above.

Rainbow Pride Flag

Rainbow Pride Flag

The six-stripe rainbow flag created by Gilbert Baker in 1978, the most widely recognized LGBTQ+ symbol.

Transgender Pride Flag

Transgender Pride Flag

Light blue, pink and white stripes designed by Monica Helms in 1999.

Lesbian Pride Flag

Lesbian Pride Flag

Orange-to-pink five-stripe flag, the most widely used lesbian pride flag since 2018.

Gay Men's Pride Flag

Gay Men's Pride Flag

Seven-stripe green-to-blue flag representing gay men, updated in 2019.

Bisexual Pride Flag

Bisexual Pride Flag

Pink, purple and blue stripes designed by Michael Page in 1998.

Pansexual Pride Flag

Pansexual Pride Flag

Pink, yellow and blue stripes in use since 2010.

Asexual Pride Flag

Asexual Pride Flag

Black, gray, white and purple stripes adopted in 2010.

Aromantic Pride Flag

Aromantic Pride Flag

Green, light green, white, gray and black stripes.

Non-Binary Pride Flag

Non-Binary Pride Flag

Yellow, white, purple and black stripes created in 2014.

Genderqueer Pride Flag

Genderqueer Pride Flag

Lavender, white and green stripes designed by Marilyn Roxie in 2011.

Genderfluid Pride Flag

Genderfluid Pride Flag

Pink, white, purple, black and blue stripes created in 2012.

Intersex Pride Flag

Intersex Pride Flag

A purple circle on yellow, designed by Morgan Carpenter in 2013.

How to Identify a Flag

From an unknown flag to its full story in three simple steps.

Upload or take a photo

Snap the flag or upload an image — your browser analyzes the colors instantly; nothing is uploaded to a server.

Or search by colors & pattern

No photo? Select the colors you see, then optionally a pattern such as stripes, a cross or a canton.

Get matches & learn the story

See the best matches with a confidence score, then open the flag's page for its history and symbolism.

Test Yourself: Guess the Flag

Think you know world flags? Take the interactive quiz and identify flags from all six continents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about identifying flags on this page.

How does the AI flag identifier work?
Upload a photo or take a picture of any flag. An AI vision model analyzes the image and matches it against 280+ national flags, 50 US state flags and 12 popular pride flags, showing the top candidates with a confidence score.
How can I identify a flag by its colors?
Open the 'Search by Features' tab, pick the colors you see — red, white, blue and more — and optionally a pattern such as stripes, a cross or a canton. Matching flags update instantly as you select.
Where can I find a pride flag identifier?
Right here. This page includes a dedicated pride & LGBTQ+ section covering the rainbow, transgender, non-binary and other pride flags, and pride flags are also included in photo matching and the color search.
Is there a flag identifier app available?
No download needed. The flag identifier is a free web app that works on any phone or computer — on mobile you can open your camera directly from the upload box and identify a flag on the spot.
Is the flag identifier free?
Yes. The flag identifier is completely free, no account or sign-up is required, and you can identify as many flags as you want.

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