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Gender Identity Pride Flags

Flags representing gender identities beyond or across the binary. This category includes flags for transgender, nonbinary, genderfluid, genderqueer, agender, multigender, and demigender communities, documenting how gender-diverse communities have created symbols of visibility and self-determination.

Entries in this category (46)

  • Transgender Pride Flag Five stripes of light blue, pink and white, made by Monica Helms on 19 August 1999, a date she now calls Transgender Flag Day, and first flown at Phoenix Pride in 2000.
  • Nonbinary Pride Flag A four-stripe horizontal pride flag (yellow, white, purple, black) created by Kye Rowan in 2014 for nonbinary people who did not feel represented by the genderqueer flag.
  • Nonbinary Trans Flag A flag combining the transgender pride flag as a background with a nonbinary pride flag chevron entering from the left, designed by Reddit user cirrus42 in early 2026.
  • Genderfluid Pride Flag A five-stripe horizontal flag (pink, white, purple, black, blue) created as a community symbol for people whose gender is fluid or fluctuating.
  • Genderqueer Pride Flag A three-stripe (lavender, white, dark chartreuse green) pride flag created by Marilyn Roxie to increase visibility for the genderqueer community and related nonbinary identities, finalized in June 2011 with a true-color update in 2012.
  • Agender Pride Flag A symmetrical seven-stripe flag (black, gray, white, green, white, gray, black) created by Salem X to increase visibility for agender and genderless people, with an explicit design lineage to the Transgender flag's symmetry and an inverted-purple rationale for the green center stripe.
  • Bigender Pride Flag A seven-stripe horizontal flag using pink, lavender, white, and blue tones, associated with Tumblr user no-bucks-for-this-doe and documented from July 2014.
  • Trigender Pride Flag A five-stripe mirrored flag in pink, blue-violet, and green, representing three gender categories.
  • Pangender Pride Flag A seven-stripe mirrored flag in pale yellow, light red, light pink-violet, and white, designed by Cari Rez Lobo and posted to Tumblr on January 28, 2015.
  • Demiboy Pride Flag A seven-stripe vertically mirrored flag using gray outer bands, light blue interior stripes, and a white center, representing a partial connection to masculinity or boyhood within the nonbinary spectrum.
  • Demigirl Pride Flag A seven-stripe vertically mirrored flag using gray outer bands, pink interior stripes, and a white center, representing a partial connection to femininity or girlhood within the nonbinary spectrum.
  • Deminonbinary Pride Flag A seven-stripe mirrored flag using gray outer bands, yellow interior stripes, and a white center, representing a partial connection to nonbinary identity.
  • Demifluid Pride Flag A seven-stripe mirrored flag using gray outer bands and a multicolor spectrum interior around a white center, representing a partially fluid gender identity.
  • Androgynous Pride Flag A three-stripe vertical pride flag in pink, purple, and blue, representing androgynous identity.
  • Aporagender Pride Flag A five-stripe pride flag in pink, lavender, yellow, lavender, and blue, representing aporagender identity.
  • Egogender Pride Flag A pride flag for egogender identity, a gender so deeply personal to the individual that it can only be described as 'oneself.' The term was coined by Tumblr user queerspike on July 10, 2014.
  • Gender Neutral Pride Flag A pride flag for gender neutral identity, representing people whose gender is neutral, neither male nor female.
  • Gender Questioning Pride Flag A pride flag for people who are questioning their gender identity, sexual orientation, romantic orientation, or other aspects of personal identity.
  • Genderflux Pride Flag A six-stripe pride flag for genderflux identity, representing people whose experience of gender changes in intensity over time.
  • Graygender Pride Flag A pride flag for graygender identity, representing people who experience their gender as ambiguous, weak, or only partially present.
  • Intergender Pride Flag A pride flag for intergender identity, a gender identity for intersex people whose sense of gender is fundamentally tied to their intersex experience.
  • Maverique Pride Flag A three-stripe yellow, white, and orange pride flag for maverique identity, a nonbinary gender characterized by inner conviction and autonomy from the binary.
  • Multigender Pride Flag A pride flag for multigender identity, representing people who experience more than one gender identity simultaneously or at different times.
  • Neurogender Pride Flag A pride flag for neurogender identity, representing a gender experience strongly linked to one's neurodivergence.
  • Neutrois Pride Flag A three-stripe white, green, and black pride flag for neutrois identity, representing a neutral or null gender.
  • Polygender Pride Flag A pride flag for polygender identity, representing people who experience multiple genders simultaneously or who move between multiple genders over time.
  • Transfeminine Pride Flag A seven-stripe symmetrical pride flag for transfeminine identity.
  • Transmasculine Pride Flag A seven-stripe symmetrical pride flag for transmasculine identity.
  • Transneutral Pride Flag A pride flag for transneutral identity, representing transgender people who identify with a neutral, abinary, or unaligned gender rather than with masculinity or femininity.
  • Xenogender Pride Flag A pride flag for xenogender identities, representing genders described through concepts, metaphors, or experiences rather than through masculinity, femininity, or androgyny.
  • Hijra Pride Flag A four-stripe flag (pink, white, blue, red) associated with hijra identity, created in 2018 by Tumblr user Samir (divinehijra), who has disclosed she is not a member of the hijra community and stated that a hijra flag should be made by a hijra community member.
  • Waria Pride Flag A six-stripe flag (red, black, pink, gold, brown, white) associated with waria identity, created in 2021 by wiki user WiiFyneLM on Pixilart.com.
  • Gender Questioning Pride Flag (Swocks, 2020) A gender questioning pride flag designed by Swocks in 2020, featuring pastel-colored stripes with a white question mark overlay, now the most frequently seen gender questioning flag.
  • Transneutral Alternate Flag (2016) An early transneutral flag design predating the more widely known arco-pluris version of 2018.
  • Boyflux Pride Flag A pride flag for boyflux identity, coined and designed by Tumblr user kitsuneshay on August 19, 2015.
  • Girlflux Pride Flag A pride flag for girlflux identity, coined and designed by Tumblr user kitsuneshay on August 19, 2015 in the same post that introduced boyflux.
  • Genderfae Pride Flag A pride flag for genderfae identity.
  • Genderfaun Pride Flag A seven-stripe pride flag for genderfaun identity, published by the pride-color-schemes Tumblr blog in 2017 as a complement to the genderfae flag.
  • Apagender Pride Flag (2014, pridearchive) A four-stripe pride flag created by Tumblr user pridearchive on July 16, 2014, representing apagender identity (apathy toward one's own gender), with brown, light blue, white, and dark grey stripes.
  • Apogender Pride Flag (2016, pastelmemer) A five-stripe pride flag created by Tumblr user pastelmemer (also known as pastelroswell) on July 10, 2016, representing apogender identity, with dark green, light green, and black stripes in a symmetrical arrangement.
  • Chicago Trans Pride Flag An unofficial civic-pride mashup flag, sold by PrideFlags.com as "Chicago Trans Pride," that fills the entire field of the City of Chicago's municipal flag with the transgender pride flag's five-stripe pattern (light blue, pink, white, pink, light blue), with the four six-pointed stars alternating pink and light blue instead of the municipal flag's original red.
  • Demiqueer Pride Flag (2016, pride-color-schemes) A seven-stripe pride flag created by Tumblr user pride-color-schemes on July 28, 2016, representing demiqueer identity, with grey, light grey, lavender, and white stripes following the demigender stripe pattern.
  • Genderfuck Pride Flag (2016, pride-color-schemes) A purple-field flag with a pastel yellow border and centered pastel yellow skull, created by Tumblr user pride-color-schemes on July 31, 2016, representing the deliberately transgressive practice of genderfuck.
  • Transgender Nation Flag A pink downward-pointing triangle on white charged with a device of interlocked circles, made for Transgender Nation, the transgender focus group of Queer Nation, in about October 1991 in San Francisco.
  • Transgender Pride Flag with Transgender Symbol Monica Helms's 1999 transgender pride flag charged with a large transgender symbol in white, fimbriated black.
  • Two-Spirit Leather Pride Flag A leather-community flag made in 2024 by boy Chris (Christopher Hammel) of the Leather boys of Houston, for Two-Spirit people in leather and kink communities.