Omniromantic Pride Flag
Identity Pride Flag ·
A pride flag for omniromantic identity, representing romantic attraction to all genders where gender still plays a role in attraction. Derived from the omnisexual flag designed by Pastelmemer (July 4, 2015), the omniromantic version adds a heart overlay to distinguish romantic from sexual attraction. The creator of the romantic variant is unknown. Two versions were uploaded to the Pride-Flags DeviantArt account on May 10, 2016.
Key facts
- Created
- First documented public use
- In use
- 2016-present
- Aspect Ratio
- 3:2
- Stripes
- 5
- Represented Identity
- omniromantic
Also known as
- Omniromantic Flag
- omniromantic
- omni romantic
Status Variant
Archive categories Sexuality Pride Flags
Overview
To provide a distinct visual symbol for omniromantic identity, the romantic counterpart to omnisexual, reflecting the split-attraction model's distinction between romantic and sexual orientations.
The omniromantic flag derives from the omnisexual flag, adding a heart overlay to signal romantic rather than sexual attraction. This heart-overlay convention is common across the pride flag ecosystem for distinguishing romantic orientation flags from their sexual orientation counterparts. Two variants were uploaded to the Pride-Flags DeviantArt account on May 10, 2016. [1][2]
Identity & Context
- Represented Identity
- omniromantic
- Subcommunity
- multiromantic umbrella
- Language Context
- From Latin 'omnis' (all). Omniromantic describes romantic attraction to all genders where gender is a factor in the experience of attraction.
Omniromantic differs from panromantic in that omniromantic people acknowledge gender as a factor in their attraction, while panromantic people generally describe gender as irrelevant to their attraction. Some omniromantic individuals may have a preference for certain genders, while others experience attraction to all genders but find the quality of attraction varies by gender.
Creators
Attribution notes
The creator of the omniromantic heart-overlay variant is unknown. Two versions were uploaded to the Pride-Flags DeviantArt account on May 10, 2016, crediting the original designer as unknown. The base omnisexual flag was designed by Tumblr user Pastelmemer on July 4, 2015. [3][1][2]
Origin
- Specific Place
- DeviantArt (Pride-Flags account)
- Place Type
- blog
- Digital Origin
- true
Digital origin; no verified physical location.
Uploaded to the Pride-Flags DeviantArt account on May 10, 2016, in two variants. The base omnisexual flag originated on Tumblr. [1][2]
Dates & Chronology
- Year Created
- First public use
- Period in Use
- 2016-present
The flag circulates in online Queer communities, wiki resources, and pride flag directories. It is less widely known than the omnisexual flag. [3][4]
Omnisexual and Omniromantic Pride and Visibility Day is observed on July 6. [3]
Lineage
- Direct predecessors
- Omnisexual Pride Flag
- Related flags
- Abroromantic Pride Flag, Abrosexual Pride Flag, Androromantic Pride Flag, Androsexual Pride Flag, Biromantic Pride Flag, Ceteroromantic Pride Flag, Ceterosexual Pride Flag, Demiromantic Pride Flag, Demisexual Pride Flag, Gyneromantic Pride Flag, Gynesexual Pride Flag, Panromantic Pride Flag, Pansexual Pride Flag, Polyromantic Pride Flag
Directly derived from the omnisexual flag (Pastelmemer, 2015) with a heart overlay added. The omniromantic and panromantic flags represent overlapping but distinct identities within the multiromantic umbrella. [3][1]
Lineage tree
Every record reachable from this one through documented parent and child relationships: 2 records across 2 generations.
- Ancestor
- Omnisexual Pride Flag
- This record
- Omniromantic Pride Flag
Colors & Symbolism
The five stripes represent the spectrum of gendered attraction, moving from femininity through nonbinary genders to masculinity. The heart overlay distinguishes this as a romantic orientation flag. The color scheme mirrors the omnisexual flag, emphasizing that omniromantic people experience attraction to all genders while acknowledging gender as a factor. [3][5]
| Colour | Hex | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Light Pink | #FC9CCC | Attraction to femininity and women. [3][5] |
| Hot Pink | #FC54BC | Deeper attraction to femininity and women. [3][5] |
| Dark Purple | #240444 | Attraction to nonbinary genders and all genders outside the binary. [3][5] |
| Blue / Indigo | #645CFC | Deeper attraction to masculinity and men. [3][5] |
| Light Blue | #8CA4FC | Attraction to masculinity and men. [3][5] |
Circulating values from flagcolorcodes.com and wiki sources. Not creator-issued. [6]
This flag has no official digital palette. Color values shown are approximate.
Stripe meanings are inferred from the omnisexual flag. No independent creator statement for the omniromantic variant's symbolism has been found. The colors portray the gender spectrum as a range from pink to blue, with a dark center for nonbinary genders. [3][5]
Hex values are widely circulated but not creator-issued. The omniromantic variant's creator is unknown and published no color specification. Values are inherited from the omnisexual flag (Pastelmemer). Slight variations in hex codes exist across sources. [6]
Design
- Aspect Ratio
- 3:2
- Orientation
- horizontal
- Stripe Count
- 5
- Layout
- horizontal_stripes_with_symbol
- Stripes (Top → Bottom)
- Light Pink, Hot Pink, Dark Purple, Blue / Indigo, Light Blue
- Center Symbol
- Heart overlay spanning the full flag height
Inside the heart, stripe colors appear at full saturation. Outside the heart, colors are slightly lighter or more muted, creating contrast. [1][2]
Five equal horizontal stripes in the omnisexual palette, with a centered heart overlay. [1][2]
Five equal horizontal stripes from light pink through hot pink, dark purple, blue/indigo, to light blue, with a large heart shape overlaid at center spanning the full flag height. The heart contains the full-saturation colors while the background stripes appear slightly muted.
Usage & Adoption
- First Users
- Online Queer and multiromantic communities
- Online Usage
- DeviantArt, Tumblr, LGBTQIA+ identity wikis, Pride flag directories
- Event Usage
- Omnisexual and Omniromantic Pride and Visibility Day (July 6) [3]
- Current Status
- active
Less widely known than the omnisexual flag. Circulates primarily in online communities and wiki resources.
Discourse & Debates
- The distinction between omniromantic and panromantic is frequently debated. Both describe romantic attraction to all genders, but omniromantic emphasizes that gender plays a role in the experience of attraction, while panromantic describes gender as irrelevant. Some individuals use the terms interchangeably. [3][7]
Common confusions
- Easily confused with the omnisexual flag. The heart overlay is the distinguishing feature. [1]
- Sometimes conflated with panromantic identity. The key distinction is whether gender is a factor in attraction (omniromantic) or not (panromantic). [3]
Omniromantic describes romantic attraction to all genders where gender is a factor. The romantic counterpart to omnisexual. From Latin 'omnis' (all). Distinct from panromantic, where gender is not a factor.
Footnotes & Citations
Sources and footnotes 7 sources
- 3. Omniromantic. LGBTQIA+ Wiki. Accessed 2026-03-30
- 1. Omniromantic (1) by Pride-Flags. Pride-Flags. DeviantArt (2016-05-10). Accessed 2026-03-30
- 2. Omniromantic (2) by Pride-Flags. Pride-Flags. DeviantArt (2016-05-10). Accessed 2026-03-30
- 4. Omniromantic. LGBTQIA+ Wiki (Fandom). Accessed 2026-03-30
- 5. Omnisexual. LGBTQIA+ Wiki. Accessed 2026-03-30
- 6. Omnisexual Flag Color Codes. Flag Color Codes. Accessed 2026-03-30
- 7. Panromantic or omniromantic?. AVEN (Asexual Visibility and Education Network). Accessed 2026-03-30
Image Sources
- Rendering
- heart overlay version (Omniromantic 1)