1 Various Flags
Guide
- ?: not applicable, or I don't know how the terms would combine.
- ||: separate different name formats.
- ←: applicable flag is listed to the left.
- ↑: applicable flag is listed above.
Flags
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bigender |
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trigender |
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quadgender |
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pangender |
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demigender |
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paragender |
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libragender |
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genderfluid |
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genderflux |
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cis |
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cis quality |
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trans |
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trans quality |
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presenting |
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quality presenting |
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butch |
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soft butch |
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chemme |
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femme |
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Sources
Please read the sources!
I named the sources in such a way as to be internally consistent, and I was broad in what I included.
- Nonbinary (2)
- archive.today
- Wayback Machine
- It's technically an androgynous flag, but it's used more as an androgyne flag these days.
- Agender (2)
- archive.today
- Wayback Machine
- Also called a genderless flag in the post.
- I'm not sure if this is the origin of the neutrois flag, but it's the oldest source I know, so I'll link to this. Much thanks to Isobug for Bug's help :)
- If you were confused about the credits listed in the post versus here, he doesn't use that username anymore. Also, while I list the symbol version of the flag, I typically don't use the symbol, just the stripe colours. But this is where the design comes from / the main flag, so I'll credit this.
I technically made all the flags below, but since they follow simple, sometimes pre-existing, formats, they may (and some, most certainly) be identical to pre-existing flags. So don't think of these credits as definitive. Additionally, flags all reference each other at a certain point, so if listed every inspiration, it could go on for a long time, and I don't have the mental capacity for that haha.
I tried to detail the format I used for the flags, but it's quite possible I made some mistakes, either getting it wrong (my memory is bad), or missing some detail, so sorry if that comes up :(
- Genderfluid (1) (Format)
- For the symbol, I tried to pick the closest genderfluid colours to the original colours. I tried to pick colours that would go together well too.
- Genderfluid (2) (Format)
- For the symbol, I tried to pick the darkest genderfluid colour, unless it conflicts with the colours behind it, then I'd try to pick lighter colours.
- Androgyne (3) (Format)
- For the symbol, I tried to pick the closest androgyne colours to the original colours.
- Aporagender (1) (Format)
- For the symbol's outline, I tried to pick the closest aporagender colour to yellow.
- Xenogender (1) (Format)
- For the symbol's outline, it's simply a gradient of the background stripes, in the same orientation as well.
- Sex (1) (Format)
- Non-white colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 3 colours as needed
- → in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to vertical as needed
- 2 white in-between stripes
- 5 equally sized vertical stripes
- The format I came up with is just by feel, and because I think it's more unique like this. Horizontally it reminds me too much of orientation flags, and not many flags are vertical anyway.
- Adult (1) (Format)
- Colours inspired by their respective main flags
- ↓ in order of dark, light, to darkest
- 6 equally sized horizontal stripes
- The format I came up with is just by feel. I think darker colours are fitting, but I didn't want to make it desaturated, because that's depressing, and I don't think adulthood is depression.
- Colours inspired by their respective main flags
- ↓ in order of dark to light, with a repeating dark accent
- 6 equally sized horizontal stripes
- The original also includes a symbol version, but I wasn't sure how to design those, so I didn't include them.
- Quality (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 5 colours as needed
- → in order of light to dark (mostly, some didn't precisely work out)
- 5 equally sized vertical stripes
- The format is inspired by other quality flags, but with my own specific combination of it. Specifically, gradient, 5 stripe, and vertical. There are a lot of different flags this comes from, so I'm not sure I should try linking them all.
- Quality In Nature Gender (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective quality flags, combined/expanded into 7 colours as needed
- ↓ in order of light, dark, to light
- 7 horizontal stripes, centre stripe has 2 times the height of the rest
- The format is almost the same as the original quality in nature gender flags (MINgender, FINgender, and NINgender examples), but specifically, I always have a gradient where the centre stripe is the darkest.
- colours inspired by their respective main flags
- ↓ in order of dark to light, with a mid accent
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- I couldn't choose which format to use, so I used both!
- colours inspired by their respective main flags
- in order of dark, light, to darkest
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 edited multigender top stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- It would seem to me, the colours mean multigender + the respective term, this is the format I follow for many other combination flags too.
- Multigender (2) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 multigender top stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- Monogender (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 4 monogender top stripes
- 4 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- Bigender (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 5 edited bigender top stripes
- 5 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes (if the adjacent stripes are the exact same colour, then I combine them, but this only happened with white)
- Bigender (2) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 5 bigender top stripes
- 5 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes (if the adjacent stripes are the exact same colour, then I combine them, but this only happened with white)
- Trigender (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 trigender top stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- Quadgender (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 4 quadgender top stripes
- 4 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 4 edited pangender top stripes
- 4 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes (if the adjacent stripes are the exact same colour, then I combine them, but this only happened with white)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 4 pangender top stripes
- 4 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes (if the adjacent stripes are the exact same colour, then I combine them, but this only happened with white)
- Demigender (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 2 grey outer stripes and 1 centre white stripe (that was the attempt anyway)
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- It's basically a simplified version of the original demigender flag(s). Also, I understand grey to mean partialness, and white to mean everything, so the flag means partial + main term + other(s).
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 2 grey outer stripes, 2 silver secondary outer stripes, and 1 centre white stripe (that was the attempt anyway)
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- Paragender (1) (Format)
- non-white colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 5 colours as needed
- ↓ from light, dark, to light
- 2 star dust outer stripes and 2 white secondary outer stripes
- 4 + (main) horizontal stripes, outer 2 stripes have 1.5 times the height of the rest
- I liked the general idea of the original paragender flags, but I wanted it to be evenly stripes / didn't like the "laser" format. It's essentially the same, but with even centre stripes, plus more variations in colour. Much like with demigender, I conceptualise the star dust / grey to mean partialness, and white to mean everything, but with larger grey stripes to represent how paragender has a larger focus on the specific term, and smaller white stripes for less of everything else. For that same reason, I also like how much larger the centre stripes are compared to the rest of the flag, as well as the fact they're centred.
- Paragender (2) (Format)
- non-white colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 3 colours as needed
- ↓ from light, dark, to repeating light
- 2 star dust outer stripes and 2 white secondary outer stripes
- 4 + (main) horizontal stripes, outer 2 stripes have 1.5 times the height of the rest
- A simplified version of the other format, which is also closer to the originals (in the sense it uses mirrored colours).
- Libragender (1) (Format)
- Wayback Machine
- gradient main colours directly from their respective quality flags
- → in the same order as their respective quality flags
- 2 black outer stripes, 2 silver chalice secondary outer stripes, and 2 white tertiary outer stripes
- 7 equally sized horizontal stripes (the centre stripe is a horizontal gradient)
- Now I will admit, the formats are a bit confusing. I guess the gradient may be for fluidity, which may explain why many libragender subset flags use only one colour, however, there are others which do use multiple centre colours. I personally didn't want to use the one colour format, because otherwise it would get really confusing/non-specific with so many flags (I also just love gradients).
- Libragender (2) (Format)
- Wayback Machine
- centre stripe colours directly from their respective quality flags
- → in the same order as their respective quality flags
- 2 black outer stripes, 2 silver chalice secondary outer stripes, and 2 white tertiary outer stripes
- 7 equally sized horizontal stripes (the centre stripe is a horizontal gradient)
- Same as the other format, but with stripes instead of a gradient.
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 4 colours as needed
- ↓ in order of light, dark, mid, to darkest (that was the attempt anyway)
- black 4th stripe
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- Seems to be a recolour of the genderfluid flag, though with the colours (specifically, the way they gradient) switched around.
- Genderflux (1) (Format)
- colours inspired by their respective main flags
- ↓ in order light, dark, with a mid centre accent, dark, to light (with a bit of an attempt to follow the original order)
- 7 equally sized horizontal stripes
- Much like the other format, but with extra colours (which could further help with distinguishing them).
- colours inspired by their respective main flags
- ↓ in order light, dark, with a mid centre accent, repeating dark, to repeating light
- 7 equally sized horizontal stripes
- Genderfluix (1) (Format)
- colours from their respective genderfluid and asymmetrical genderflux flags, mixed together into 6 colours
- ↓ in order of light, dark, with a mid accent, darkest, to dark
- black 5th stripe
- 7 equally sized horizontal stripes
- I merely combined the corresponding flags in my own way, because the original flags weren't to my preference (nothing against them though).
- Genderfluix (2) (Format)
- colours from their respective genderfluid and symmetrical genderflux flags, mixed together into 6 colours
- ↓ in order of light, dark, with a mid accent, darkest, to dark
- black 5th stripe
- 7 equally sized horizontal stripes
- Cis (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 cis bottom stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- Cis Quality (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined into 2 colours as needed
- ↓ in order of light, dark, dark, to light
- 5 cis centre stripes
- 9 equally sized horizontal stripes
- The outer 2 colours are originally from their trans quality variants, in fact, all three modal quality flags have matching colours. And, this specific format is a lot like the cis flag it references, but with the non-greyscale colours replaced.
- Tris (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 4 tris top stripes
- 4 + (main) horizontal stripes, the centre stripe has 2 times the height of the rest
- Based off the tris man and tris woman flags, though I combined all the tris non-mystic/non-grey colours into 3 stripes, instead of partially, and made the centre stripe larger, to match the tris flag this uses.
- Tris Quality (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined into 2 colours as needed
- ↓ in order of dark to light
- 5 tris bottom stripes
- 7 equally sized horizontal stripes
- Uses the same 4 tris colours as the main tris flag, plus a white stripe, just because it felt fitting.
- Trans (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 edited trans top stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- Trans (2) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 trans top stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined into 2 colours as needed
- ↓ in order of light to dark
- 2 white and mine shaft outer stripes
- 4 equally sized horizontal stripes
- Presenting (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into an even amount of colours as needed
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 1 presenting centre stripe
- 1 + (even amount of main) horizontal stripes, the centre stripe has 1/3 the height of the flag
- Based off the other presenting format.
- Quality Presenting (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective quality flags, combined/expanded into an even amount of colours as needed
- → in the same order as their respective quality flags, converted to vertical as needed
- 1 presenting centre stripe
- 1 + (even amount of quality) vertical stripes, the centre stripe has 1/3 the width of the flag
- It's a lot like the original quality presenting flags, but vertical instead, it helps it be more unique from the main presenting flags, and, the quality flags I use are vertical too.
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined butch bottom stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- I couldn't decide between using every stripe, or combining them, so I did both.
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 2 colours as needed
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined butch bottom stripes
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined soft butch bottom stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 2 colours as needed
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined soft butch bottom stripes
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined futch bottom stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 2 colours as needed
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined futch bottom stripes
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined chemme bottom stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 2 colours as needed
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined chemme bottom stripes
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined femme bottom stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 2 colours as needed
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined femme bottom stripes
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined thistle femme bottom stripes
- 3 + (main) equally sized horizontal stripes
- colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 2 colours as needed
- ↓ in the same order as their respective main flags, converted to horizontal as needed
- 3 combined thistle femme bottom stripes
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- Quality In Nature Orientation (1) (Format)
- colours directly from their respective quality in nature gender flags
- ↓ the outer 6 stripes are flipped from their original quality in nature gender flag's order, with the centre stripe remaining the same
- 7 equally sized horizontal stripes
- I based it off the alt quality in nature orientation flags (MIN-, FIN-, and NIN- examples), because I don't know how to design the symbols used for the original quality in nature orientation style. Specifically, I added extra colours, just like their respective quality in nature gender flags.
- non-white colours directly from their respective main flags, combined/expanded into 4 colours as needed
- ↓ in order of dark to light
- 1 white bottom stripe
- 5 equally sized horizontal stripes
- Soft Butch (1)
- Wayback Machine
- Which themselves are 5 stripe edits of futch (4).