Guess the Flag 🌍
Which country does this flag belong to? Choose from 4 options.
Which country is this?
259 country flags from the Unicode emoji standard.
About Guess the Flag
Guess the Flag is a geography quiz built entirely around the flag emoji included in the Unicode standard. Each round shows you a flag emoji and asks you to identify the country or territory it represents. It covers nations from every continent, making it a useful and entertaining way to sharpen your world geography knowledge.
How to Play
- 1A flag emoji appears on screen — study the colours, symbols, and design.
- 2Type the country or territory name in the answer field, or select from multiple-choice options if that mode is active.
- 3Submit your answer to find out if you are correct.
- 4The correct country name and a brief note about the flag are revealed after each round.
- 5Your score tracks how many you have answered correctly out of the total shown.
- 6Replay to improve your accuracy or try to beat your previous streak.
Tips & Tricks
- ✓Group flags by their dominant colour or pattern — tricolour flags, cross designs, and star-and-stripe flags each have their own family of countries.
- ✓Pay attention to crests, animals, or symbols overlaid on a plain background; those details usually narrow it down to one specific nation.
- ✓Flags of smaller island nations and territories are the trickiest — spending time on those pays off in competitive rounds.
- ✓Caribbean and Pacific island nations often share similar blue-and-green palettes; look for the distinguishing symbol in the centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many flags are included?
The game covers all countries and territories that have an official flag emoji in the Unicode standard — over 250 entries.
Are territories and dependent regions included?
Yes. Many territories such as the Canary Islands, Guernsey, and various Caribbean and Pacific territories have their own flag emoji and appear in the quiz.
Does capitalisation matter when I type the answer?
No — the answer field is case-insensitive. Common alternate spellings and shortened names are also accepted.