Random Flag Generator
Tap Generate for a random country flag, or turn on quiz mode and guess the country before you tap Reveal.
250 to pick from. Tap Spin.
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250 to pick from. Tap Spin.
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How it works
- Tap Generate to show a random flag.
- Turn on quiz mode to hide the country name.
- Guess out loud, then tap Reveal to check.
Every pick starts from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, so each option has the same chance unless you set a weight. The pool behind this tool holds 250 options. How the randomness works.
Ways to use it
Flag flashcards
A student does ten flags in quiz mode each night before a geography test. Ones she misses get a sticky note on her mirror.
Family quiz night
Pass the phone around the table and score a point for every correct guess.
Classroom warm-up
Project a flag at the start of social studies and let the room shout guesses.
Craft project
Kids pick a random flag and recreate it with paper and markers. Hard ones like Bhutan's dragon make it a real challenge.
Travel prep
Before a trip, learn the flags of neighboring countries you might pass through.
Questions people ask
How does quiz mode work?
The flag appears without its name. Make your guess, then tap Reveal to see the country, and tap again for the next flag.
Why do so many flags look alike?
Many use simple stripes in common colors like red, white and blue. Chad and Romania, for example, have nearly identical blue, yellow and red stripes. Small details, like a crest or a different shade, are often the only way to tell them apart.
Which flag is not a rectangle?
Nepal's flag is made of two stacked triangles, the only national flag that is not rectangular.
What is the fastest way to learn world flags?
Study one continent at a time in short sessions, and say the country out loud before revealing. Noticing a single detail per flag helps it stick.