Sexuality Pride Flags
Flags representing sexual orientations and romantic orientations across the spectrum. This category covers bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, asexual, aromantic, and related identities, as well as orientation-umbrella flags like the achillean and sapphic flags.
Entries in this category (70)
- Bisexual Pride Flag A three-stripe flag, a wide magenta band over a narrow lavender-purple band over a wide royal-blue band in 40:20:40 proportions, unveiled by Michael Page on 5 December 1998.
- Pansexual Pride Flag A three-stripe horizontal pride flag in magenta, yellow, and cyan, in circulation since approximately 2010.
- Polysexual Pride Flag A three-stripe horizontal pride flag (pink, green, blue) used to represent polysexual identity, meaning attraction to multiple, but not necessarily all, genders.
- Omnisexual Pride Flag A five-stripe horizontal pride flag progressing from light pink through dark purple to light blue, in circulation on or before July 4, 2015, and created by DeviantArt user Pastelmemer (now known as Roswell / PastelRoswell).
- Abrosexual Pride Flag A five-stripe horizontal pride flag in greens, white, and pinks, commonly attributed to Tumblr user Mod Chad around 2014.
- Asexual Pride Flag A four-stripe horizontal pride flag in black, gray, white, and purple, created through a community design process led through AVEN in 2010.
- Demisexual Pride Flag A pride flag featuring a black hoist-side chevron with horizontal white, purple, and gray bands.
- Aroace Pride Flag A five-stripe horizontal pride flag in orange, yellow, white, light blue, and dark blue, representing the combined aromantic and asexual experience as a distinct identity.
- Aromantic Pride Flag A five-stripe horizontal pride flag in dark green, light green, white, gray, and black, representing aromantic identity.
- Demiromantic Pride Flag A pride flag featuring a black hoist-side chevron with horizontal white, green, and gray bands, created by Tumblr user Queer as Cat on March 9, 2015.
- Achillean Flag A three-stripe horizontal flag with light blue bands and a pale near-white center, bearing a green carnation emblem.
- Sapphic Flag A three-band pink and lavender flag bearing a central violet flower emblem, designed by Tumblr user lesbeux-moved on August 14, 2015, and simplified by pride-color-schemes / Mod Hermy in June 2017.
- Gay Men's Pride Flag (Seven-Stripe) A seven-stripe horizontal flag proposed by Mod Hermy through the Pride-Flags / ask-pride-color-schemes blog in 2017, using teal-to-blue tones with a white center stripe.
- Gay Men's Pride Flag (Five-Stripe) A five-stripe horizontal flag published by Tumblr user gayflagblog on 2019-07-10, simplifying the earlier seven-stripe gay men design into green, teal, pale lavender-white, blue, and indigo stripes.
- A-Spec Pride Flag A four-quadrant flag with a white compass rose, designed by Tumblr user the-moon-is-aroace on May 4, 2019.
- Abroromantic Pride Flag A pride flag for abroromantic identity, representing people whose romantic orientation is fluid or changes over time.
- Aceflux Pride Flag A five-stripe gradient pride flag in rose, magenta, fuchsia, violet, and orchid, representing aceflux identity.
- Androromantic Pride Flag A pride flag for androromantic identity, representing romantic attraction to men or masculinity regardless of one's own gender.
- Androsexual Pride Flag A three-stripe horizontal pride flag for androsexual identity, representing sexual attraction to men or masculinity regardless of one's own gender.
- Aroflux Pride Flag A five-stripe gradient pride flag representing aroflux identity, ranging from red (alloromanticism) through beige to green (aromanticism).
- Biromantic Pride Flag A pride flag for biromantic identity, featuring three horizontal stripes in pink, purple, and blue (drawn from the bisexual flag palette) with a darker heart overlay representing romantic attraction.
- Ceteroromantic Pride Flag A pride flag for ceteroromantic identity, representing romantic attraction primarily to nonbinary people.
- Ceterosexual Pride Flag A four-stripe yellow, green, white, and black pride flag for ceterosexual identity, representing sexual attraction primarily to nonbinary people.
- Diamoric Pride Flag A pride flag for diamoric identity, featuring three horizontal stripes in mint green, white, and mint green with a centered purple myrtle flower.
- Frayromantic Pride Flag A pride flag for frayromantic identity, representing people on the aromantic spectrum who experience romantic attraction that fades as emotional closeness develops.
- Graysexual Pride Flag A five-stripe pride flag for graysexual (gray-asexual) identity, designed by Milith Rusignuolo in 2013 and uploaded to Wikimedia Commons on June 21, 2013.
- Gyneromantic Pride Flag A pride flag for gyneromantic identity, representing romantic attraction to women or femininity regardless of one's own gender.
- Gynesexual Pride Flag A pride flag for gynesexual identity, representing sexual attraction to women or femininity regardless of one's own gender.
- Multisexual Pride Flag A pride flag representing the multisexual umbrella, encompassing people attracted to more than one gender.
- Omniromantic Pride Flag A pride flag for omniromantic identity, representing romantic attraction to all genders where gender still plays a role in attraction.
- Panromantic Pride Flag A pride flag for panromantic identity, representing romantic attraction regardless of gender.
- Polyamorous Pride Flag The earliest documented pride flag for polyamorous identity: three equal horizontal stripes, blue over red over black, with a gold lowercase Greek pi at the centre.
- Polyamorous Pride Flag (2022, Red Howell) A redesigned polyamorous pride flag selected through a community vote of 30,827 people in November 2022, organized by the PolyamProud volunteer coalition.
- Polyromantic Pride Flag The polyromantic identity most commonly uses the polysexual pride flag (pink, green, and blue, designed by Samlin in 2012), which is shared across both polysexual and polyromantic communities.
- Pomosexual Pride Flag A pride flag for pomosexual identity, representing people who reject or do not fit sexual orientation labels.
- Straight Queer Pride Flag One of several proposed pride flags for people who identify as both straight and Queer.
- Achillean Blue Rose Flag (CatColors, 2020) An alternative achillean/MLM flag created by Twitter user CatColors, using a blue rose emblem instead of the traditional green carnation.
- Achillean Pride Flag (2016 Redesign) The 2016 redesign of the achillean pride flag by Mod Face, Mod Hermy, and an anonymous user via the Pride-Flags DeviantArt account, featuring a simplified green carnation emblem and now the most widely circulated achillean flag.
- Aegosexual / Autochorissexual Pride Flag (2014, hunterinabrowncoat) A pride flag for aegosexual / autochorissexual identity, designed by Tumblr user hunterinabrowncoat.
- Apothisexual Pride Flag (2016, pride-color-schemes) A seven-stripe pride flag for apothisexual identity, designed and posted by the Tumblr blog pride-color-schemes on June 26, 2016.
- Cupiosexual Pride Flag (2014, attribution unstable) A pride flag for cupiosexual identity, the experience of desiring a sexual relationship without experiencing sexual attraction.
- Aroflux Accessible Flag (2020) An accessible redesign of the aroflux pride flag created by Tumblr user the-circus on February 16, 2020.
- Aroflux Flag (Starri-Niqht, 2021) An alternative aroflux pride flag created by Fandom user Starri-Niqht on January 14, 2021.
- Aromantic Pride Flag (Yellow Center, 2014) The second aromantic pride flag, designed by Cameron Whimsy in February 2014, featuring five stripes with a yellow center stripe representing platonic and aesthetic attraction.
- Frayromantic Five-Stripe Pride Flag A five-stripe variant of the frayromantic pride flag created on October 18, 2020 by an anonymous LGBTQIA+ Wiki user, designed to distinguish frayromantic identity from fraysexual by flipping the original flag, adding a gray stripe, and tinting the blues green for the aromantic spectrum.
- Grayromantic Pride Flag (2014, attribution disputed) A pride flag for grayromantic identity.
- Biromantic Five-Stripe Flag (2020) An alternate five-stripe biromantic pride flag created by an anonymous wiki user on October 24, 2020.
- Biromantic Heart Flag (CallieCat030, 2021) An alternate biromantic pride flag created by Fandom user CallieCat030 on March 21, 2021.
- Pansexual Pride Flag Redesign (Jesse Gunslinger) A six-stripe alternative pansexual pride flag designed by Jesse Gunslinger in 2020, using green, yellow, and orange in place of the original flag's magenta, yellow, and cyan.
- Polyamorous Pride Flag (2016, Monroe / RatLab Art) A 2016 redesign of the polyamorous pride flag by Monroe (RatLab Art) that desaturated the original Evans colors, rearranged the stripe order, and replaced the Greek letter pi with an infinity heart symbol.
- Polyromantic Alternative Pride Flag (2020) An alternative polyromantic pride flag designed by an anonymous wiki user on October 21, 2020, featuring lighter pink and blue for a-spec poly individuals and a very light green for peace and trans poly individuals.
- Straight Queer 12-Stripe Pride Flag A 12-stripe variant of the heteroqueer pride flag designed by Mod AP of the Tumblr blog Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags, using a gradient from Queer-associated colors to straightness-associated colors.
- Straight Queer Pride Flag (Gayer9000) A 7-stripe variant of the heteroqueer pride flag credited to Gayer9000, uploaded to the LGBTA Wiki by Fandom user Homesick Moonstone on December 16, 2020.
- Queerhet Pride Flag (Kaestral) A 5-stripe queerhet pride flag in desaturated tones designed by Tumblr user @kaestral on March 18, 2021, representing any straight person who also exists within the LGBTQ+ community.
- Lithromantic / Akoiromantic Pride Flag (2014) A pride flag for the lithromantic / akoiromantic identity, the experience of feeling romantic attraction without wanting it reciprocated, or of losing romantic feelings if they are reciprocated.
- Quoiromantic Pride Flag (2015, Cor / epochryphal) A non-rectangular pride flag for quoiromantic identity, designed by Tumblr user Cor (also known by the handle epochryphal) and posted on September 21, 2015.
- Akoisexual / Lithsexual Pride Flag (2014) A pride flag for the akoisexual / lithsexual identity, the experience of feeling sexual attraction that fades when reciprocated, or of not wanting sexual attraction to be reciprocated.
- Allosexual Pride Flag (2016, FlagsforCisHets) A pride flag for allosexual identity, created by DeviantArt user FlagsforCisHets in 2016.
- Demibisexual Pride Flag (2016, Pride-Flags) A compound pride flag combining the bisexual pride flag's three horizontal stripes with the demisexual pride flag's black triangle on the left side.
- Demipansexual Pride Flag (2016, Pride-Flags) A compound pride flag combining the pansexual pride flag's three horizontal stripes with the demisexual pride flag's black triangle on the left side.
- Enbian Pride Flag (2016, enbians) A pride flag for enbian identity, representing nonbinary people who are attracted to other nonbinary people.
- Heteroflexible Pride Flag Six horizontal bands running black to white, crossed at the centre by a vertical rainbow band of six blocks.
- Homoflexible Pride Flag A flag for homoflexibility, predominantly same-gender attraction with some attraction to another gender.
- Jewish Polyamory Pride Flag Three horizontal bands of blue, crimson and dark purple with a white triangle at the hoist bearing a gold heart charged with a white Star of David.
- Polyamorous Pride Flag (2019, Emma Essex) A 2019 redesign of the polyamorous pride flag by Emma Essex, published on 27 September 2019 and released by her into the public domain two tweets later.
- Reciproromantic Pride Flag (creator unknown) A pride flag for reciproromantic identity, representing the experience of feeling romantic attraction only when the other person is attracted to you first.
- Reciprosexual Pride Flag (creator unknown) A pride flag for reciprosexual identity, representing the experience of feeling sexual attraction only when the other person is attracted to you first.
- Sapiosexual Pride Flag (creator unknown, contested) A three-stripe flag (green, brown, blue) of unknown origin, associated with sapiosexuality, a claimed identity describing attraction to intelligence.
- Toric Pride Flag (2017, diamoricmlm-and-nblm) A pride flag for toric identity, representing nonbinary people who are attracted to men.
- Trixic Pride Flag (2017, Non-aligned-sapphic) A pride flag for trixic identity, representing nonbinary people who are attracted to women.