No. 021 · Sexual orientation
Omnisexual pride flag
Pinks, deep purple, and blues for attraction to all genders, with gender still playing a part.
- Creator
- Pastelmemer
- Introduced
- 2015
- Design
- 5 stripes
- License
- License not yet verified
What the colors mean
Light pink #FE9ACE
Attraction to women and femininity.
Pink #FF53BF
Attraction to women and femininity.
Deep purple #200044
Attraction to people whose gender falls outside those categories.
Blue #6760FE
Attraction to men and masculinity.
Light blue #8EA6FF
Attraction to men and masculinity.
History
The omnisexual flag is credited to Pastelmemer and was in use by July 4, 2015.
The pinks represent attraction to women and femininity, the blues attraction to men and masculinity, and the deep purple attraction to people of other genders. The center stripe is sometimes drawn in black.
Questions and answers
What do the colors of the Omnisexual flag mean?
Light pink: Attraction to women and femininity. Pink: Attraction to women and femininity. Deep purple: Attraction to people whose gender falls outside those categories. Blue: Attraction to men and masculinity. Light blue: Attraction to men and masculinity.
Who created the Omnisexual flag?
Credited to Pastelmemer, 2015.
What are the Omnisexual flag hex codes?
#FE9ACE (light pink), #FF53BF (pink), #200044 (deep purple), #6760FE (blue), #8EA6FF (light blue).
Can I download the Omnisexual flag?
Not from this site. License not yet verified. We are confirming the usage terms for this design. Until then it is shown for reference only.
Download
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Where to buy
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Related flags
Sources
- Omnisexual, LGBTQIA+ Wiki
- Omnisexual flag colors, Flag Color Codes
Last reviewed 2026-10-31 by Erika Castillo, editor. Spot an error? Suggest a correction.