Flags
Flags covers national and regional flags plus a handful of special banners — the checkered 🏁, the white and black flags, the rainbow 🏳️🌈 and transgender pride flags, and the pirate flag. It's how you represent a country, a team, or an identity in a single character. Tap any flag to copy it and paste it into a bio, caption, or reply. Country flags are built from two regional-indicator letters, so 🇧🇷 is really the letters B and R styled as Brazil's flag — which is why a few platforms, notably some Windows versions, show the letters instead of the flag itself. That's the biggest rendering gotcha in this category, so a flag that looks perfect on a phone may appear as two boxed letters on a desktop. The pride and special flags use zero-width joiner sequences and can degrade to a plain flag on older systems. Browse below for country flags and the special banners, or search for a nation by name.
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FAQ
- How many flags emoji are there?
- There are 270 flags emoji in the Unicode standard. All 270 are available on this page to copy and paste.
- How do I copy a flags emoji?
- Click or tap any flags emoji on this page to copy it to your clipboard. You can then paste it into any message, social media post, or document.
- Are flags emoji free to use?
- Yes. Emoji are part of the Unicode standard and are free to use anywhere — texts, social media, websites, documents, and apps.