Jewish Pansexuality Pride Flag
Pansexual Pride Flag ·
Wikimedia Commons user Jewish-sideblog identifies this flag as their own work and dates it to 18 June 2024. The design keeps the Pansexual Pride Flag's magenta, yellow and cyan bands and adds a centred white outlined Star of David. Its first verifiable publication is the Commons upload of 12 March 2025, where the uploader released the file under CC0. [1]
Key facts
- Designer
- Jewish-sideblog
- Created
- First verified publication
- Aspect Ratio
- 3:5 · standard
- Ratio Notes
- A normalised archival rendering. The creator's own file is 2048 by 1024 pixels, exactly 2:1, and that is the geometry of the source artifact rather than a published specification; no flag ratio was prescribed. It is also the only 2:1 file among the ten the account uploaded, the others sitting nearer their own parents' proportions. The archive draws the design at its standard 3:5 and keeps the 2:1 JPEG as the source artifact. [1][2]
- Stripes
- 3
- Represented Identity
- Jewish pansexual people
Archive categories Sexual & Romantic Orientation Pride Flags · Religious and Spiritual Pride Flags
Overview
Jewish-sideblog describes the design as "A Jewish variation of the Pansexuality Pride Flag with the Star of David". That sentence identifies the Pansexual Pride Flag as its visual parent and the Star of David as the added element. The file page gives no longer motivation, no adoption history and no separate explanation for any colour. [1]
The Commons page carries 18 June 2024 as its date, but that value was supplied by the uploader. The first timestamped public record of the design is the file's upload on 12 March 2025 at 00:25 UTC. Two dates therefore stand behind this flag: 18 June 2024, creator-stated, and 12 March 2025, its first verified publication. [1]
Identity & Context
- Represented Identity
- Jewish pansexual people
- Subcommunity
- Jewish communities
- Religious Context
- Jewish
The file page names the design Jewish and says nothing about the State of Israel. The Star of David here is the Jewish identifying charge the creator's own description gives it. [1]
Creators
The Creator
Jewish-sideblog
Designer and uploader, by own-work declaration
Wikimedia Commons user Jewish-sideblog is credited as the file's author and identifies it as their own work. They published the source JPEG on Commons and dedicated it under CC0. [1] No name, pronouns, location, biography or reusable portrait is documented, and the attribution rests on the declaration rather than on independent corroboration.
Attribution notes
Credited from a self-declaration. The Wikimedia Commons file page gives the author as Jewish-sideblog and the source as own work, and the upload carries the comment "Uploaded own work with UploadWizard". [1] No independent source names a designer, and nothing beyond the file page has been located.
Origin
- Digital Origin
- Yes
- Origin Type
- online publication
- Physical Origin Status
- not documented
Published on Wikimedia Commons by the account Jewish-sideblog. The file page records no country and no place of making, and none is inferred here. [1]
Dates & Chronology
- Year Created
- Exact date
- First verified publication
- Creation Bounds
- Two dates, of different kinds. 18 June 2024 is the value the uploader typed into the file page's information template, so it is a statement. 12 March 2025 at 00:25 UTC is the timestamp MediaWiki wrote when the file arrived, so it is a record. Nothing has been located placing the design in public between them. [1]
The March 2025 Commons upload documents the flag's public existence. No independent display, community adoption, organisational use or physical production has been located. [1][2]
Jewish-sideblog uploaded this file alongside nine others at the same minute on 12 March 2025. Their file pages carry creator-entered dates of 17 or 18 June 2024, three at the earlier date and seven at the later. The nine are Jewish variations involving the asexual, bisexual, gay, intersex, lesbian, non-binary, polyamory and transgender flags and the Philadelphia People of Color Inclusive flag, each described in the same form and each released CC0. [2]
That establishes a related upload and asset set. It does not by itself establish that every underlying design originated across those two days: the dates are creator-entered, and one file in the set carries artwork for a design with an older history, since the archive's Jewish Gay Pride Flag entry documents use from June 2009 while taking its image from this 2025 upload. [2]
Lineage
- Direct predecessors
- Pansexual Pride Flag
- Companion flags
- Jewish Asexual Flag, Jewish Polyamory Pride Flag
The derivation is stated, not inferred. The file page calls the design "A Jewish variation of the Pansexuality Pride Flag with the Star of David", and the artwork bears it out: the three bands are the pansexual flag's magenta, yellow and cyan to within a unit per channel, in the same order, with the Star of David added. [1]
The nine other files Jewish-sideblog uploaded are companions in a design series, not relatives of this one. A shared uploader and a shared Star of David treatment make a set, not a parent and child. Nothing has been located about where the pairing of the Star of David with a pride flag came to the creator from; Commons files it under a category for such flags, which is a shelf rather than a lineage. [1][2]
Lineage tree
Every record reachable from this one through documented parent and child relationships: 2 records across 2 generations.
- Ancestor
- Pansexual Pride Flag
- This record
- Jewish Pansexuality Pride Flag
Colors & Symbolism
The three bands identify the Pansexual Pride Flag as the visual parent, and the Star of David is the Jewish identifying charge in the creator's own description of the design. [1] Nothing further is stated: no meaning is published for the white of the emblem, for its construction, or for any band on this flag specifically. The meanings attached to the pansexual flag's stripes belong to that flag, and are set out in its own entry rather than restated here as though Jewish-sideblog had assigned them.
| Colour | Hex | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Magenta | #FF218C | Documented Pansexual Pride Flag value; the source JPEG samples #FE218B. [3][1] |
| Yellow | #FFD800 | Documented Pansexual Pride Flag value; the source JPEG samples #FFD801. [3][1] |
| Cyan | #21B1FF | Documented Pansexual Pride Flag value; the source JPEG samples #21B0FE. [3][1] |
| White | #FFFFFF | The emblem, sampled from the source JPEG. [1] |
- Star of David
- Named in the file page's description, which calls the design a Jewish variation of the Pansexuality Pride Flag with the Star of David. No meaning is given for it beyond that. [1]
Reading the pansexual flag's stripe meanings onto this design would attribute to the creator an explanation they did not give.
Jewish-sideblog published no hex values for this variation. The reconstruction uses the documented Pansexual Pride Flag palette, because the source JPEG reproduces those colours to within one unit per channel, a difference consistent with JPEG compression rather than with a separately chosen palette. The parent values come from the pansexual flag's own blog, which published them under a title telling readers they "don't have to use these exact" codes; that flag's entry sets out their history. [3][1]
Design
- Aspect Ratio
- 3:5 · standard
- Ratio Notes
- A normalised archival rendering. The creator's own file is 2048 by 1024 pixels, exactly 2:1, and that is the geometry of the source artifact rather than a published specification; no flag ratio was prescribed. It is also the only 2:1 file among the ten the account uploaded, the others sitting nearer their own parents' proportions. The archive draws the design at its standard 3:5 and keeps the 2:1 JPEG as the source artifact. [1][2]
- Orientation
- horizontal
- Stripe Count
- 3
- Layout
- horizontal bands with central charge
- Stripes (Top → Bottom)
- magenta, yellow, cyan
- Center Symbol
- A white outlined Star of David, centred, standing about two thirds of the flag's height
Three horizontal bands of equal depth, magenta over yellow over cyan, with a white Star of David centred across all three. Measured from the creator's file: the star is a regular point-up hexagram, 677 pixels tall against 586 wide, a ratio of 0.866 where a regular hexagram is 0.866, so it is not stretched. It stands 66 per cent of the flag's height, is centred to within half a pixel on both axes, and its outer side points fall on the two band divisions. [1]
No construction sheet or specification has been located. The star is drawn as an outlined figure: the bars are white and the field shows through the six points and the central hexagon, so the magenta, yellow and cyan read through it. The bars are of even weight, about 0.082 of the star's height, and meet in sharp mitred points. They are not interlaced: in the source the horizontal bar of each triangle runs unbroken across the full width of the figure, with no over-and-under breaks where the other triangle crosses it. [1]
Three equal horizontal bands in magenta, yellow and cyan, the colours of the Pansexual Pride Flag, with a large white outlined Star of David centred across them. [1]
Usage & Adoption
- Online Usage
- Wikimedia Commons
- Current Status
- unknown
The March 2025 Commons upload documents the flag's public existence. No independent display, community adoption, organisational use or physical production has been located. A category listing, membership of the uploader's own file set, and the file being downloadable are none of them evidence of use. [1][2]
Image Archive
Original artifact
Flag design
Discourse & Debates
Common misidentifications
- This flag is one of Jewish-sideblog's Star of David variations. Other Jewish pride flags and Jewish-pansexual graphics were made by different people and organisations, and similar use of Jewish and pride imagery does not establish shared authorship or lineage. [2]
- Distinct from Chai in Pan Pride Colors, a separate 2021 graphic by the Commons user פֿינצטערניש showing the Hebrew word chai in pansexual colours. It is not a version of this flag, is by a different creator, and no influence in either direction has been documented. [4]
The creator's description says Jewish and does not mention the State of Israel. The Star of David here carries the meaning the description gives it, a Jewish identifying charge, and is not evidence of national symbolism. [1]
Footnotes & Citations
Sources and footnotes 4 sources
- 1. Image file page File:Jewish Pansexuality Pride Flag.jpg. Jewish-sideblog. Wikimedia Commons (2025-03-12). Accessed 2026-08-14
The creator's own file page, and the only source located about this design. It carries the description, the creator-entered date of 18 June 2024, the own-work declaration, the upload timestamp of 12 March 2025 at 00:25 UTC, the CC0 dedication, and the 2048 by 1024 source image itself.
- 2. Databases Special:ListFiles/Jewish-sideblog. Wikimedia Commons. Wikimedia Commons (2025-03-12). Accessed 2026-08-14
MediaWiki's record of the account's uploads: ten files, all timestamped 00:25 on 12 March 2025. It establishes the upload set and its timing, not when the underlying designs were made.
- 3. Primary statement Hex Color Codes (you don't have to use these exact). PansexualFlag (Jasper, published anonymously). Tumblr (2010-10-08). Accessed 2026-08-08 · Archived version
The pansexual flag's own blog publishing #FF218C, #FFD800 and #21B1FF, under a title telling readers they do not have to use those exact codes. Cited here for the parent palette the reconstruction uses; the values' fuller history is on the Pansexual Pride Flag entry.
- 4. Image file page File:Chai in Pan Pride Colors.svg. פֿינצטערניש. Wikimedia Commons (2023-03-06). Accessed 2026-08-14
A separate Jewish-pansexual graphic by a different creator, showing the Hebrew word chai in pansexual colours, own work under CC0 with a creator-entered date of 8 December 2021. Cited only to distinguish it from this flag.
Image Sources
- Rendering
- Jewish-sideblog, dated June 2024
- Original source artifact: the creator's 2048 by 1024 JPEG, 2:1, as uploaded to Wikimedia Commons. · Credit: Jewish-sideblog, via Wikimedia Commons · Wikimedia Commons, File:Jewish Pansexuality Pride Flag.jpg · Original source artifact · CC0 1.0 Universal
- Encycloflaggia reconstruction, 1000 by 600, built from the geometry and documented palette of the 2024 source image. · Credit: Encycloflaggia, after Jewish-sideblog · Archive reconstruction · Standardized archive renderingRights Derived from a CC0 source. No new rights are claimed in the reconstruction.