Printable flag cards
Big flags with their names, ready to cut out.
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Example
Example: 35 flags of the Americas for an International Night hallway, 2 per page
An elementary school lines its hallway with flags for International Night. Settings: Flags “The Americas”, Layout “Large flag cards”, Flags per page 2, Write the country names on, US Letter.
- The Americas here are the 35 independent countries of North, Central and South America and the Caribbean, Antigua & Barbuda to Venezuela; territories such as Puerto Rico are not in the set.
- They are sorted by their English names: page 1 holds Antigua & Barbuda and Argentina, the United States shares page 17 with Uruguay, and Venezuela is alone on page 18.
- At 2 to a page each flag is about 126 × 95 mm (5 × 3¾ in), the name under it, with a dashed cut line across the middle of the sheet.
- For a guessing game, untick the names and print a second set: same order, same pages, so the two sets match page for page.
| Flags per page | Flag size on Letter | The Americas (35) | World (197) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1, landscape | 218 × 163 mm (8½ × 6⅜ in) | 35 pages | 197 pages |
| 2 | 126 × 95 mm (5 × 3¾ in) | 18 pages | 99 pages |
| 4 | 92 × 69 mm (3⅝ × 2¾ in) | 9 pages | 50 pages |
flags-americas-cards.pdf, 18 Letter pages with 35 flag cards. Cut along the lines and tape them up in alphabetical order. On the free plan a small line with our name is printed at the foot of the last page.
How it works
- Choose the flags: the world or one continent.
- Choose one, two or four flags a page; untick the names for a guessing game.
- Press Make PDF, print, and cut along the lines.
Frequently asked questions
- How big is one flag at one per page?
- It fills a landscape A4 or Letter page — big enough for a wall or a party.
- Can I make flashcards without names?
- Yes — untick the names to use them as a guessing game; print a second set with names for the answers.
- Where do the flags come from?
- From an open set of country flags drawn as vector images, so they print sharp at any size. Countries only — territories are left out.
- Are the flags in their real proportions?
- No. Every flag is drawn in the same 4:3 frame, so the cards line up and cut the same. Real flags differ: the US flag is 10:19 and Switzerland’s is square. Each design is that country’s own flag fitted to the frame.
- Is Puerto Rico included?
- No. The sets hold the 197 sovereign states, the 193 UN members plus Vatican City, Palestine, Kosovo and Taiwan, so territories such as Puerto Rico, Greenland and Hong Kong are left out.
- Can I print them as coloring pages?
- Yes. Choose Layout “Flags to colour”: the same cards as black outlines on white, with a small coloured flag under each one to copy. Untick “Add a small coloured flag to copy” to make it a quiz.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The PDF is made in your browser.