Flip a card,
match the flag.
A free card game with the flags of all 193 countries. Find the pairs, beat your friends, and learn the world's flags without trying.
Play freeNo download · No sign-up · 9 languages
How to play
Flip two cards
Tap a card to see its flag, then tap another one.Find the pair
Two matching flags are yours, and you go again. No match? Your turn ends.Win the round
Most pairs wins. Playing alone? Beat your best time.
One game, many ways to play
Every card shows a flag and the country's name, so after a few games you simply know them.
The whole world
All 193 UN countries. Play everything, or one continent at a time.
World Tour
60 levels across five continents. Earn up to three stars and beat a boss on each continent.
Daily challenge
The same board for everyone, once a day. Keep your streak and compare with friends.
Play with friends
Private rooms for up to 6 players. Send a link and they join from their phone, no app needed.
Rated matches
Quick 1-on-1 matches against players at your level, with world, country and friends leaderboards.
More to discover
3 game modes, 5 special cards and photo card packs: famous cities, space, great paintings and wild animals.
Flags that are easy to mix up
FlagFlip never puts two look-alike flags in the same game. Here's how to tell them apart.
Romania and Chad
Both have blue, yellow and red vertical stripes. Chad's blue is a darker indigo, Romania's a brighter cobalt.
Indonesia and Monaco
Both are red over white. Indonesia's flag is longer (2:3), Monaco's is almost square (4:5).
Mali and Guinea
The same colours in opposite order: Mali starts with green at the flagpole, Guinea with red.
Ireland and Côte d'Ivoire
Green, white and orange, mirrored: Ireland has green at the flagpole, Côte d'Ivoire has orange.
Netherlands and Luxembourg
Both have red, white and blue stripes. Luxembourg's blue is a lighter sky blue, and its flag is longer.
Australia and New Zealand
Both are blue with the Union Jack. Australia's stars are white; New Zealand has four red stars.
Made for playing together
Send one link and a friend joins on their phone in seconds. Pass a single phone around the table for a family game, or play the bot on Easy, Medium or Hard when no one is around.
Sign in with Google or Apple to keep your coins, card packs, stars and rating on every device. It's optional.
Start a gameFrequently asked questions
Is FlagFlip free?
Yes, in the browser, on Android and on iPhone. Ads keep it free.
Do I need an account?
No. You start as a guest. Sign in with Google or Apple only if you want to keep your progress across devices. You can delete the account in Profile at any time.
How do I play with a friend?
Tap Online, create a room and send the link or code. Up to 6 players can join. You can also add friends with a friend code.
Which flags are included?
The flags of all 193 UN member states, grouped by continent. See them all on the flags of the world page.
Is it OK for children?
Yes. It's rated 4+ on the App Store, and there is no chat: players only see nicknames, flag avatars and ratings.
Which languages are there?
English, Español, Português, Deutsch, Türkçe, Русский, Azərbaycan dili, 简体中文, 繁體中文. The game follows your device language, and you can switch at any time.
How many flags do you know?
Find out in your first game. It takes ten seconds to start.
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