Guess the Flag – World Flags Quiz Game
Guess the flag is a free world flags quiz game. A flag appears on the screen and you pick the country it belongs to from four choices, or type the name yourself in hard mode. Play all 197 countries or focus on one continent at a time: Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe or Oceania. Choose a 10 or 20 question round, or go through every flag. Wrong answers come from the same region, so similar flags like Chad and Romania, Indonesia and Monaco, or Ireland and Ivory Coast really test you. At the end you see your score, your best streak and a review of every flag you missed, so you can learn them for next time. Great for geography class, trivia night practice and curious minds.
Guess the Flag
See a flag and pick the country. All 197 countries, by continent, with easy multiple choice or hard type-in mode.
How to use the Guess the Flag
- Pick a region, the number of questions and the mode.
- Press Start and look at the flag.
- Choose the country, or type it in hard mode.
- Review the flags you missed at the end.
Features
- All 197 countries with sharp flag images
- Five continents or the whole world
- Multiple choice or type-in mode
- Tricky look-alike choices from the same region
- Score, streak and best score saved
- Review of missed flags
Frequently asked questions
How many flags are in the quiz?
197: the 193 United Nations members plus a few widely recognized states. You can play them all or just one continent.
Which flags are hardest to tell apart?
Chad and Romania are almost identical, as are Indonesia and Monaco. Ireland and Ivory Coast, Senegal and Mali, and Australia and New Zealand also trip people up.
What does the US flag stand for?
The 50 stars stand for the 50 states and the 13 stripes stand for the original 13 colonies.
Does hard mode accept spelling mistakes?
It ignores capital letters, accents and spaces, and accepts common short names like USA, UK, UAE and DRC.
How can I learn flags faster?
Play one continent at a time, review the missed flags after each round, and look for patterns like Pan-African colors or Nordic crosses.