Are the flags with emblems hard to colour?

Nothing is left out: the tiny parts of a coat of arms, such as the feathers of Mexico’s eagle or the rays of Argentina’s sun, are drawn with a finer line (0.35 pt instead of 0.7 pt), so the emblem stays a drawing rather than a black blot. One flag per page is the easiest to colour.

Can I print one country only?

Print the continent and keep the pages you need; each flag is on its own part of the page with its name.

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.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The PDF is made in your browser.

Flag coloring pages

Outlines of every flag, with a little coloured one to copy.

Examples temporarily replace the input and settings. You can restore your previous work.

FlagsCountries (one per line or comma-separated names or codes; leave blank for the whole group)LayoutFlags per pageWrite the country namesAdd a small coloured flag to copyPaper

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Example

Worked example — Flag coloring pages

Use the following inputs and settings. Keep other settings at the page defaults.

Item	Value
Layout	Flags to colour
Output files	1
PDF pages	99
PDF	210 × 297 mm

Expected result — PDF · PDF pages: 99. The image shows the first PDF page.

How it works

Choose the flags: the world or one continent.
Choose one, two or four flags a page, and keep the small coloured flag for children to copy.
Press Make PDF, print, and hand out the crayons.

Frequently asked questions

Are the flags with emblems hard to colour?: Nothing is left out: the tiny parts of a coat of arms, such as the feathers of Mexico’s eagle or the rays of Argentina’s sun, are drawn with a finer line (0.35 pt instead of 0.7 pt), so the emblem stays a drawing rather than a black blot. One flag per page is the easiest to colour.
Can I print one country only?: Print the continent and keep the pages you need; each flag is on its own part of the page with its name.
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.
Is anything uploaded?: No. The PDF is made in your browser.