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Learn every flag in the world, ten a day.

Each day Flagloop gives you a two-minute round of 10 flags: a few new ones plus the ones you are still learning. Miss a flag and it comes back soon; know it well and it waits longer. No lives, no hints to buy, and it works offline.

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Today's 10 flags

Three new flags plus the ones due for review, picked for you. About two minutes a day instead of 100 flags in a row.

Misses come back

Spaced repetition: a wrong answer returns soon, a flag you know well comes back days later. That is how they stick.

Time to look before moving on

After each answer you see the country, its capital and continent. Tap Next when you are ready, or turn on automatic next question.

Five quiz modes

Flag to country, country to flag, capitals, look-alike flags and a 60-second sprint. Filter any mode by continent.

Look-alike flags

Chad or Romania? Indonesia or Monaco? A dedicated drill and every flag page shows the flags it is easy to mix up with.

All 195 countries, up to date

UN members plus Vatican City and Palestine, with current names like Eswatini, North Macedonia and Türkiye. Territories are an optional switch.

Flag atlas

Search by name, filter by continent or by New, Learning and Learned. Each page shows the capital and continent.

Streak and widget

Keep a daily streak and start today's round from a home screen widget.

FAQ

How long does it take to learn all the flags?
With 10 flags a day (3 new), most people know the well-known flags in two to three weeks and all 195 in a few months. Flags you miss come back more often, so you do not waste time on ones you already know.
Are territories like Greenland or Puerto Rico included?
They are optional. By default Flagloop uses the 195 countries (UN members plus Vatican City and Palestine). Turn on territories and regions in Settings to add places like Greenland, Puerto Rico and Hong Kong.
Are the country names up to date?
Yes. Names come from your phone's language data, so you see Eswatini, North Macedonia, Czechia and Türkiye in your own language.
Is there a capitals quiz?
Yes. See a flag and pick its capital city, for the whole world or one continent.
Do I lose lives or need to buy hints?
No. There are no hearts, coins or hints to buy. Answer as many as you like.
Are there ads during the quiz?
No. The question screen has no ads. Full-screen ads appear only between rounds, which keeps the app free.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Flags, rounds, quizzes and the atlas all work without internet.
Do I need an account?
No. Your progress and streak stay on your phone.

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