Country Flags
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About Country Flags
Flag emoji for countries and territories, ready to copy and paste.
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How to Copy
Simply click on any symbol and it will be automatically copied to your clipboard. You’ll see a confirmation message.
Works in Most Places
Use them on Instagram, X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Discord and in any app or website that accepts Unicode text. How they look can vary by device.
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No registration needed. All symbols are ready to use immediately with just one click.
Country Flags
A flag emoji is not an image: it is two special letters joined together, called regional indicators, that correspond to a two-letter country code (for example US for the United States or FR for France). If the device has a font with that flag, it shows the drawing; if not, you see the two letters.
That is why on many versions of Windows flags appear as letters (for example “US”) instead of a picture, while on iPhone, Android and Mac they usually display fine. It is not a fault of this page or of your copy: it depends on the system of whoever is looking.
Practical Tips
- Each flag is made of two Unicode characters, so it may count as two or more characters in length-limited fields such as a bio.
- Always copy the full flag. If only one of the two letters is copied, a stray character will appear instead of the flag.
- Before publishing a bio with flags, view it on another phone or a Windows computer. What you see may differ from what your followers see.
- If the meaning matters, add the country name in text. Screen readers read flags differently depending on the software.
How to Use Country Flags
- Click on any symbol to copy it to your clipboard.
- Open the app or website where you want to use it.
- Paste it with Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac).
- Check how it looks: the final appearance depends on the font of the device.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my flag show up as two letters?
Your system has no picture for that flag and shows the letters of the country code. On many versions of Windows this is the case for all flags; on mobile and Mac, the picture usually shows.
How do I copy a flag?
Click it and it is copied to the clipboard. Paste it with Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac).
Do flags look the same on every device?
Not exactly. Each manufacturer draws its own version, so the design can vary a little between Apple, Google and Samsung.
Are all countries included?
This collection has 195 flags. If one you need is missing, tell us from the contact page.
How symbols look depends on the font and system of each device. We have not tested them on every device. Updated: October 2026
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