Hi all!

Many of you already know about our little project called Flagdoku, where we aim to have the largest flag database with tags to make identifying flags easier

This is the link:
https://flagdoku.com/flagsearch.html

We have added a new feature called Visually Similar Flags, where we use a scoring criteria to compare flags based on design tags (colors, bands…) and find the most similar ones

Hope you like it and find a lot of interesting flags! Surprised by the amount of Welsh variations out there

We also have an original grid puzzle in the site in case you want to test your knowledge!!
https://flagdoku.com/

I was at the library book sale and I found this hidden gem. It is a very thick book and I could hardly put it down. It was too good not to share. It is such a great well of knowledge.

Hey everyone,

I’ve always been into flags, but I always thought Flags of the World (and similar sites) were super outdated. You have to dig through so many links just to find the cool ones.

So I decided to make my own.

vexilo.org has pretty much every flag I could find - countries, regions, cities, historical, community, everything. Around 10,000 flags in one place.

No endless clicking. You just scroll, explore, and discover. It’s like a giant flag library you can actually enjoy browsing.

Check it out and let me know what flags or features you think I should add next: vexilo.org

By Tumblr user fenn-o.

What do you think about the flags selection for every language?

I found this book thrifting - one of my favorite things I’ve ever found

I’m not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I don’t want to disrespect the flag that I’m trying to dispose of.