No. 054 · Rainbow and umbrella
Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride flag
The Progress Pride flag with the intersex flag's yellow triangle and purple circle added to the arrow.
Also known as New Progress Pride flag, Intersex Progress Pride flag, Intersex-inclusive pride flag
- Creator
- Valentino Vecchietti, Intersex Equality Rights UK
- Introduced
- 2021
- Design
- 6 stripes with an arrow along the hoist holding the intersex circle
- License
- Public domain
- Used by
- The whole LGBTQIA+ community, adding intersex people to the Progress Pride flag
What the colors mean
Red #E22016
Life.
Orange #F28917
Healing.
Yellow #EFE524
Sunlight.
Green #78B82A
Nature.
Blue #2C58A4
Serenity and harmony.
Violet #6D2380
Spirit.
Black #000000
People living with HIV, those lost to it, and queer people of color.
Brown #945516
Queer people of color.
Light blue #7BCCE5
Trans people, from the transgender flag.
Pink #F4AEC8
Trans people, from the transgender flag.
White #FFFFFF
Trans people, from the transgender flag.
Yellow triangle #FDD817
Intersex people, from the intersex flag.
Purple circle #66338B
Wholeness and the right of intersex people to make decisions about their own bodies.
History
In 2021, Valentino Vecchietti of Intersex Equality Rights UK added the intersex flag to Daniel Quasar's 2018 Progress Pride flag, creating the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride flag.
The yellow triangle and purple circle come from Morgan Carpenter's 2013 intersex flag. They sit inside the arrow of black, brown, light blue, pink, and white stripes that the Progress flag added for queer people of color and trans people.
The design spread quickly and is now one of the most widely flown inclusive pride flags. Some call it the New Progress Pride flag.
Questions and answers
What do the colors of the Intersex-Inclusive Progress flag mean?
Red: Life. Orange: Healing. Yellow: Sunlight. Green: Nature. Blue: Serenity and harmony. Violet: Spirit. Black: People living with HIV, those lost to it, and queer people of color. Brown: Queer people of color. Light blue: Trans people, from the transgender flag. Pink: Trans people, from the transgender flag. White: Trans people, from the transgender flag. Yellow triangle: Intersex people, from the intersex flag. Purple circle: Wholeness and the right of intersex people to make decisions about their own bodies.
Who created the Intersex-Inclusive Progress flag?
Credited to Valentino Vecchietti, Intersex Equality Rights UK, 2021.
What are the Intersex-Inclusive Progress flag hex codes?
#E22016 (red), #F28917 (orange), #EFE524 (yellow), #78B82A (green), #2C58A4 (blue), #6D2380 (violet), #000000 (black), #945516 (brown), #7BCCE5 (light blue), #F4AEC8 (pink), #FFFFFF (white), #FDD817 (yellow triangle), #66338B (purple circle).
Can I download the Intersex-Inclusive Progress flag?
Yes. Wikimedia Commons lists this flag design as public domain (File:Intersex-inclusive pride flag.svg). Free to use for any purpose.
Download
Wikimedia Commons lists this flag design as public domain (File:Intersex-inclusive pride flag.svg). Free to use for any purpose. Read the license.
Where to buy
Affiliate link. As an Amazon Associate, My Pride Flag earns from qualifying purchases.
Related flags
Sources
- New Progress Pride Flag, The Gaygency
- The Pride Flag Gets an Intersex-Inclusive Update, Paper
- Intersex Inclusive Progress Pride Flag, Monash University
- Progress flag, Wikipedia
- File:Intersex-inclusive pride flag.svg, Wikimedia Commons
Last reviewed 2026-11-03 by Erika Castillo, editor. Spot an error? Suggest a correction.