We’ve created 23 different LGBTQIA+ pride flags that you can print for free and included a short explanation of the different pride flags.
24 Free Printable Pride Flags
This list of LGBTQIA+ pride flags is not exhaustive but we have made an effort to try to cover some of the more commonly used pride flags. In addition the explanations are meant to help understanding of different orientations and gender identities, but just as people’s experiences vary, so do some people’s definitions. If you see an error please reach out and we will do our best to fix or add any missing information. Feel free to print these flags to celebrate pride month or any time throughout the year.
Rainbow Pride Flag
The rainbow pride flag is one of the most well known LGBTQ+ pride flags. The original flag had hot pink and a second blue stripe but hot pink was taken out because hot pink fabric was hard to find and the blue stripe taken out to have an even number of colors.
Progress Pride Flag
The progress pride flag has evolved with the LGBTQ+ community to include the colors from the trans flag and brown and black stripes from the Philadelphia flag that represent people of color as well as those living with HIV/AIDS.
Original Pride Flag
The orignal pride flag had 8 stripes including a pink and a second blue stripe. The original pride flag is also known as the Gilbert Baker pride flag because of the name of it’s creator.
1978 Pride Flag
In 1978 the pink stripe was omitted from the pride flag for logistic reasons. The pink fabric was expensive and hard to find.
Philadelphia Pride Flag
In 2017 the Philadelphia pride flag was created with the added black and blue colors added to represent people of color and intersectionality.
Intersex Inclusive Pride Flag
The intersex progress flag adds a yellow stripe with a purple circle to add intersex representation.
Transgender Pride Flag
The transgender pride flag includes blue and pink stripes resembling baby boy and baby girl colors with the white stripe to include those who are intersex, transitioning, or have not identified their gender.
Lesbian Pride Flag
The lesbian pride flag originally had a lipstick kiss symbol in the top left corner but that was omitted and some stripes where changed to orange to be more inclusive of lesbians that don’t identify with femininity.
Trans-Inclusive Gay Men’s Pride Flag
The gay men’s pride flag was created so gay men could have a flag of their own rather than be represented solely by the rainbow flag that represents the whole LGBTQ+ community. The flag is inclusive of all gay men.
Bisexual Pride Flag
The magenta/pink in the bi flag represents attraction to the same sex and blue attraction to the opposite sex. The purple represents the overlap between the two and attraction regardless of gender or sex.
Pansexual Pride Flag
The pan pride flag represents those who have attractions to people of different genders and sexualities. Definitions will vary but the pan community generally distinguishes itself from the bi community with the concept that bisexual individuals are attracted to more than one gender while pansexual individuals are attracted to others regardless of gender.
Polysexual Pride Flag
Polysexual can distinguished from pansexual in that it is attraction to many genders but not necessarily all genders.
Intersex Pride Flag
The intersex pride flag uses yellow, a color without gender stereotypes.
Asexual Pride Flag
Also known as “ace” the asexual community experiences little to no sexual attraction to others. An asexual individual may or may not experience romantic attraction.
Demisexual Pride Flag
Demisexual individuals only experience sexual attraction after establishing a close emotional relationship.
Demiromantic Pride Flag
Demiromantic individuals only experience romantic attraction after establishing a close emotional relationship.
Aromantic Pride Flag
An aromantic individual will experience little or no romantic feelings towards others. The green in the aromantic flag is the opposite of red, a color associated with romance.
Genderfulid Pride Flag
Genderfluid refers to those that don’t have a fixed gender identity but rather their gender identity might change over time.
Nonbinary Pride Flag
Also know as “enby” (Pronouncing the letters N and B) Nonbinary is perhaps the most common term for those that do not identify as either male or female but rather identify outside male and female binary terms.
Genderqueer Pride Flag
Similar to nonbinary but also different are genderqueer individuals who embrace non-normative queer gender identities. This distinction is sometimes seen as more political, challenging power structures.
Agender Pride Flag
Agender means lack of gender. Agender people generally see them as neither man nor woman, or both.
Abrosexual Pride Flag
Abrosexual refers to a person who’s sexuality is changing or fluid. This can refer to the intensity of attraction and/or their orientation.
Polyamory Pride Flag
Polyamory refers to those who have more than one romantic and/or sexual relationship at the same time. It is distinguished from polygamy in that all relationships have informed consent.
Bear Pride Flag
The bear brotherhood celebrates the traits such as growth of body hair and facial hair. Traits associated with bears.
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More Printables from Paper Trail Design
Pride Banner – This pride banner is another fun way to decorate during pride month.
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