A little more world on your wall.
Flags of the World
All 195 countries. Their flags, names and capitals. A reference to keep close, in the warm paper tones of our Field Atlas.
$4 Digital download · flashcards included
Buy the poster pack · $4 (opens in a new tab)- Five sizes: A2, A3, A4, US Letter and 18 × 24 inches.
- Print-ready files: vector PDFs with embedded fonts, plus print-shop versions with 3 mm bleed and crop marks.
- High-resolution images: A3 and 18 × 24 inch PNGs at 300 dpi.
- 195 bonus flashcards: flags on the front; names, capitals and regions on the back. Eight per A4 or Letter page.
- Simple instructions: a printing guide and separate fronts/backs for manual duplex printing.
Digital files only. No physical poster is shipped. For personal and classroom use. Please don't resell the files.
Printing tips
Choose A2 or A3 for wall display. A4 and US Letter are compact reference sheets with small labels. Print at 100% on matching paper; use “fit to printable area” only if your home printer cannot print to the edge.
For a print shop, choose the PDF marked “print-shop”. For flashcards, use portrait long-edge duplex printing and test one sheet before printing all 25. Cut along the guides after printing. Ask for a colour proof when colour accuracy matters.
A few useful answers
Can I print it at a print shop?
Yes. The print-shop PDFs include crop marks, a 3 mm bleed and explicit trim sizes. Flags remain vectors and fonts are embedded. Confirm the shop’s preferred colour settings; these files are not certified PDF/X.
Which size should I choose?
A2 or 18 × 24 inches works well for a wall. A3 suits a smaller room or desk area. A4 and Letter are compact references rather than large classroom displays.
Can teachers use it in class?
Yes. You may print posters and flashcards for your own classroom. Please do not resell or publicly redistribute the designed download files. Underlying open assets retain their own licences.
Is it updated for 2026 names like Türkiye?
This edition uses Roam’s country names, including Türkiye, and its 195-country set: 193 UN members, Palestine and Vatican City. Capitals and flag variants follow the site’s atlas conventions. It is not a claim that every disputed designation is universally recognised. Read the sources and conventions.
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