Flags: name them all

The flags of the area are shown. Type the name of a country: its flag fills in. In any order, before time runs out.

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Names are accepted in all four languages and in their usual forms (United States, USA...). Accents and capital letters are ignored; Enter forgives a small typo.

Recall the name of each country from its flag

This quiz consists of naming countries from their flags. The flags of an area are shown, and you type the name of each country, in any order. The areas offered are Europe, Africa, Asia, North and Central America, South America, Oceania and the whole world, among the 193 UN member states. It is an exercise for learning the flags of the world, at school or for pleasure.

A timer of 3 to 20 minutes frames the round. If a country gets away from you, you can give up to see the list of forgotten countries and review them before a new round. Names are accepted in the site's four languages, and common forms too, such as United States, USA or Burma. Scores and records are saved in the browser. The game suits students, curious people and anyone revising.

How to play

  1. Choose an area, from Europe to Oceania, or the whole world, then start the round.
  2. Look at the flags shown and type the name of each country you recognize, in any order you like.
  3. The timer runs for 3 to 20 minutes: if a country gets away from you, give up to see the forgotten countries.
  4. Common forms are accepted, such as United States, USA or Burma, and names in the four languages too.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to sign up to name the flags?
No sign-up is needed: the game is free and requires no account. Scores and records are saved in the browser. A free account exists for side features, such as the Elo ranking, but it is not required to play.
Are small typos accepted?
Yes, a small typo is tolerated when you confirm with the Enter key. The word must have at least six letters, and only one country must match. Accents and capital letters do not count.
What happens when you give up?
Giving up lets you see the countries you did not find, so you can review them before starting a new round. Common forms, such as United States or Burma, are also accepted.
Which countries can be named?
The 193 UN member states are covered, the Vatican excepted. The game is played by area, from Europe to Oceania, or across the whole world.

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