FindMyFlag – Flag Identifier

FindMyFlag helps you identify unknown flags from photos and images using visual search. Take a photo or choose an image from your photo library, and FindMyFlag compares it against a large visual search index covering historical, maritime and modern flags. The search index contains visual references to material published by independent sources such as Flags of the World (FOTW) and historical flag collections. FindMyFlag does not host or republish the underlying source material. Search results link back to the original source where available, allowing you to verify the identification yourself. The closest visual matches are ranked so you can quickly compare your image with known flags. FindMyFlag is useful for vexillologists, collectors, historians, researchers and anyone trying to identify an unfamiliar flag. Features: • Visual flag identification from photos and images • Historical, maritime and modern flag references • Ranked visual matches • Crop, rotate and adjust images before searching • Links to original reference sources where available • No account required • Free to use FindMyFlag is provided free of charge. There is no charge for searching or accessing search results. FindMyFlag operates as a visual search index and does not claim ownership of the underlying reference material. Credit for referenced flag images and information belongs to the original sources, illustrators, authors and contributors. Flags of the World (FOTW) is one of the major independent reference sources indexed by FindMyFlag. Search results link to the original source where available so users can view the source material and its attribution directly. Flags of the World (FOTW): https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/ FindMyFlag is not affiliated with or endorsed by Flags of the World. Uploaded images are used only to perform the search and are not stored. Design and visual identity by Signe Raarup Balle.