PLACE PIXELS
  • 249 flags
  • three sizes
  • free colors only

Every flag, as pixels.

Each country at 24 by 16, 32 by 18, 48 by 32, drawn in the 31 free wplace colors, with the count of every color and a PNG that loads straight into an overlay or onto the map here.

  • One pixel in the file is one on the canvas
  • Redrawn 2026-09-04
  • Numbers checked September 4, 2026

Africa

Antarctica

Asia

Europe

North America

Oceania

Other

South America

Reusing the flags

Every PNG here is free to reuse, in guides, Discord pins, overlays and templates, with one condition: link back to the flag's page. The source flags are the flag-icons set, MIT licensed; the pixel versions are ours.

Common questions

How big should a flag be on wplace?

24 by 16 is the smallest that keeps most flags recognizable; 48 by 32 holds an emblem. Each flag page shows all three with the exact pixel count.

Do the flags use paid colors?

No. Every flag here is drawn with the 31 free colors, so any account can paint any of them. An emblem's exact shade may shift to the nearest free color.

Which flags are included?

249 flags, one for every ISO country and territory code, from the open flag-icons set, redrawn as pixels.

Can I load a flag into Blue Marble?

Yes. Download the PNG at the size you want; each pixel in the file is one canvas pixel, so it loads into any overlay as is.

Can I paint a flag on Place Pixels?

Put it on the map from the flag's page and it opens as a template over your street. One save places up to 5,000 pixels, so even the largest size goes down at once.

Fly your flag on your street

One shared map of the real world, cut into 10-meter squares. Find the street you live on, pick a color, and paint it.

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