Country Flag Emojis

251 country flags as Unicode emojis. Click any to copy. Search or filter by region.

Note: If you see letters instead of flags, your device doesn't have built-in flag emoji support. Mobile devices and Macs always render them correctly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do flag emojis work?

Flag emojis are made of two "Regional Indicator" Unicode characters. For example, the US flag (🇺🇸) is the regional indicator for U combined with the regional indicator for S. When supported, your device renders them as a single flag image.

Why do some flags show as letters on my computer?

Most desktop Chrome on Windows does not include flag emoji by default — flags render as the underlying letter pairs (e.g., "US" with boxes). All modern iPhones, Android phones, Macs, and Windows 11 versions support flag emoji. If you copy a flag from this page and paste it on a phone, it will display correctly even if your computer shows letters.

Where can I use flag emojis?

Anywhere that supports Unicode — Instagram bios, TikTok captions, Discord display names, WhatsApp messages, X/Twitter posts, gaming usernames (where allowed), and most other apps. Flag emojis count as 2 characters in most platforms because they're technically a pair of regional indicators.

Why isn't there a flag for [my region]?

This page uses the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes that have corresponding Unicode flag emoji. Some regions, subdivisions, and historical flags don't have official Unicode representations (yet). For example, sub-national flags like state or province flags are not standardized in Unicode.