Gender Identity Pride Flags

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 Kye Rowan announced this four-stripe Nonbinary Pride Flag on 17 February 2014, after posting three finalist arrangements on Tumblr that morning and asking readers which they preferred.

Nonbinary Trans Flag (2026, cirrus42) A four-band chevron in the colours of Kye Rowan's Nonbinary Pride Flag over the five-stripe Transgender Pride Flag designed by Monica Helms, created by Reddit user cirrus42 and first published to r/NonBinary on 12 February 2026, then uploaded again by the creator to r/QueerVexillology six days later.

Genderfluid Pride Flag Five horizontal stripes in pink, white, purple, black and blue, designed by JJ Poole in 2012 and submitted to a Tumblr blog for genderfluid people, where it took hold as the de facto genderfluid flag.

Genderqueer Pride Flag Marilyn Roxie finalised this lavender, white and dark chartreuse green tricolour in June 2011 after two earlier versions, then corrected the green to the exact inverse of the lavender in June 2012.

Agender Pride Flag Seven symmetrical stripes, black through grey and near-white to a green centre, made by Salem to give genderless people a flag.

Bigender Pride Flag A seven-stripe horizontal flag using pink, lavender, white, and blue tones, posted in two versions by Tumblr user no-bucks-for-this-doe in July 2014: one with a plain white center stripe and one with a white-to-gray gradient center.

Trigender Pride Flag A five-band mirrored flag for a person who experiences three gender identities.

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 Salem published this design alongside the Demigirl proposal through the Tumblr account transrants on February 18, 2014, originally calling it the Demiguy flag proposal.

Demigirl Pride Flag Salem published the Demigirl and Demiguy flag proposals together through the Tumblr account transrants on February 18, 2014.

Deminonbinary Pride Flag Seven mirrored stripes of unequal depth, dark grey and light grey framing pale yellow around a white centre.

Demifluid Pride Flag A seven-stripe mirrored flag with gray outer bands and a white centre, its third and fifth bands carrying a horizontal gradient from pink through yellow and green to light blue, for a gender that is partly fixed and partly fluid.

Androgynous Pride Flag Tumblr user saveferris posted this pink, purple and blue vertical tricolour on 29 March 2011 with the caption "Voilà.

Aporagender Pride Flag A five-stripe flag for Aporagender identity, published by the Tumblr blog Pride Flags For Us on 13 June 2014.

Egogender Pride Flag A pride flag for egogender identity, a gender so personal it can only be described as oneself; the coining post defines it as "a gender that is solely based on yourself, and no words seem to define it other than me gender, gender, i'm just who i am and my gender is mine." The term was posted on 20 June 2014 and is credited to Tumblr user queerspike.

Gender Neutral Pride Flag Two designs published by the DeviantArt user enbygsrd seven hours apart, both titled proposals.

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 Genderflux describes gender that changes in intensity rather than necessarily from one identity to another.

Graygender Pride Flag Tumblr user pride-flags proposed this five-stripe Graygender Pride Flag on 30 March 2015, retaining the color meanings of invernom's earlier, unlocated designs.

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 Vesper H.

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 Four vertical bands in red, yellow-green, pale mint and purple, crossed by a charcoal infinity sign, published by the Tumblr user aflutteringlaney on 6 August 2014 with the term neurogender.

Neutrois Pride Flag A white, green, and black horizontal tricolor used for neutrois identity.

Polygender Pride Flag A five-stripe Polygender Pride Flag by an unidentified, now-deactivated Tumblr user, documented in an April 7, 2014 submission to Pride-Flags-for-Us.

Transfeminine Pride Flag A seven-stripe flag for transfeminine identity, first published by the Pride-Flags archive on DeviantArt on July 4, 2015.

Transmasculine Pride Flag A seven-stripe flag for transmasculine identity, first published by the Pride-Flags archive on DeviantArt on July 4, 2015.

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 Five bands, pink, white, red, white and blue, designed in July 2018 by Samira, a Tumblr user who identified as hijra at the time and wrote that the red stands for "the divinity we were blessed with by Rama".

Waria Pride Flag Six equal stripes of red, black, pink, gold, brown and white, drawn as pixel art and published to Pixilart on 12 June 2021 by WiiFyneLM, who wrote a meaning for every stripe in the artwork's own description: "in my culture, there are many, many genders, one of which I have found, doesn't really have a pride flag so I decided to make one." No use of the design by a waria organisation or community event has been located; its documented circulation is online.

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 Flags (2016) Three separate transneutral designs published on DeviantArt in 2016, each five symmetric horizontal bands in a single hue: one yellow and one purple on 5 October, one green on 6 December.

Boyflux Pride Flag Tumblr user kitsuneshay-blog introduced Boyflux and its original flag on 19 August 2015.

Girlflux Pride Flag Tumblr user kitsuneshay-blog introduced Girlflux and its original flag alongside Boyflux on 19 August 2015, naming Womanflux, Femaleflux and Femflux as equivalents.

Genderfae Pride Flag A seven-band pastel flag for genderfae, a genderfluid identity that never encompasses feeling masculine.

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.

Anarcha-Queer Flag (transgender variant) Monica Helms's transgender flag halved diagonally with the black flag of anarchism, a variant of the pink and black Anarcha-Queer Flag.

Apagender Pride Flag (2014, pridearchive) Four muted stripes, brown, light blue, white and dark grey, posted by the Tumblr user pridearchive in 2014 for an identity with three interchangeable names: "Anvisgender, Apagender, or Inersgender: Used to describe those who are too lazy/apathetic to care about their gender".

Apogender Pride Flag (2015, pastelmemer) A five-band apogender flag designed by the Tumblr user pastelmemer, dark green and light green either side of a black centre.

Chicago Genderqueer Pride The Genderqueer Pride Flag crossed with the flag of Chicago, one of PrideFlags.com’s Chicago series: the white field stands in for the genderqueer flag’s white stripe, the bars take its lavender and green, and the four stars alternate the two.

Chicago Trans Pride Flag The Transgender Pride Flag crossed with the flag of Chicago, one of PrideFlags.com’s Chicago series and the only one to fill the complete field: the trans flag’s five stripes replace the whole municipal surface, and the four six-pointed stars alternate pink and light blue in the white centre.

Demigenderqueer Pride Flag (2015, designer unknown) An anonymous flag for demigenderqueer identity, partly a given gender and partly genderqueer.

Genderfuck Pride Flag (2016, pride-color-schemes) A purple field inside a pastel yellow border, carrying a stylised pastel yellow skull at the centre.

Khawaja Sira Pride Flag The transgender flag's five stripes carrying a black crescent and eight-pointed star at the hoist, for the khawaja sira community of Pakistan.

Nonbinary Bear Flag The International Bear Brotherhood Flag recoloured for non-binary bears, keeping its seven stripes and its black paw at the upper hoist while the lower half turns to orchid, violet and dark purple.

Sego Visibility Flag Salt Lake City's official transgender and nonbinary flag places the sego lily emblem of the city's 2020 flag over Monica Helms's five-stripe Transgender Pride Flag.

Trans Ally Flag The earliest located Trans Ally Flag was uploaded to Wikimedia Commons by Saraputnam on 21 June 2014 under the name "Trans* Ally Flag".

Trans Bear Flag The International Bear Brotherhood Flag recoloured for trans bears, published on Tumblr by the user beartrans on or before 12 January 2019 and preserved with its post in an archived reblog.

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 Transgender Pride Flag Monica Helms's Transgender Pride Flag charged with the two-feather-and-circle device credited to the Tumblr user 2Sanon.

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