Your name, as a flag

Type a name in any language. The same name always makes the same flag.

See an example:

Your flag appears here as you type.

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Layout Bands Direction Emblem Shade Shape

Write the name under the flag

Your changes go into the share link. With no changes, the flag is the one this name always makes.

Why your flag looks like this

Colours

Your letters

#	Letter	Code points

Compare names

One name per line: a family, a team, a class. Pick one to open it above.

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How it works

Your name is tidied (Unicode NFC, extra spaces removed, lower case) and split into letters the way you read them, so an accented letter, a Hangul syllable, an Indic letter with its vowel sign, or an emoji counts as one. Plain arithmetic on those letters and their Unicode code points picks the layout, bands, colours and emblem. Nothing is left to chance, and nothing leaves your browser.

Each design is compared with the colour patterns of national flags. If it comes too close, its colours turn 40° round the colour wheel until it no longer matches, and the page says which flag it avoided. The emblems are drawn from a fixed set of simple shapes, and hate codes are refused.