No. 007 · Sexual orientation

Pansexual pride flag

Pink, yellow, and blue stripes for attraction regardless of gender.

Creator
Shared online, creator not confirmed
Introduced
2010
Design
3 stripes
License
License not yet verified

What the colors mean

Pink #FF218C

Attraction to women.

Yellow #FFD800

Attraction to nonbinary people and people of other genders.

Blue #21B1FF

Attraction to men.

History

The pansexual flag began circulating online around 2010. It gave pansexual people a way to be seen as distinct from bisexual people, with the yellow stripe making room for every gender.

Who first made it has never been confirmed, which is common for flags that grew up on early social media. It spread fast and is now a staple at pride events.

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Related flags

Sources

  1. Pansexual flag, Wikipedia
  2. Pansexual pride flag, Flags of the World

Last reviewed 2026-10-31. Spot an error? Suggest a correction.