Intersex flag
The intersex flag has 2 stripes. Deliberately uses colours not associated with the gender binary.
Morgan Carpenter, Intersex Human Rights Australia, 2013
Colours and hex codes
Tap a code to copy it. Listed from the top stripe down.
| Colour | Meaning | HEX | RGB |
|---|---|---|---|
| yellow – avoids gendered colours | |||
| purple ring – wholeness and the right to be who and how we want to be |
Related flags
See all of them side by side in the full list of pride flags, or design your own in the pride flag maker.
Intersex flag questions
What do the colours of the Intersex flag mean?
yellow stands for avoids gendered colours; purple ring stands for wholeness and the right to be who and how we want to be. Deliberately uses colours not associated with the gender binary.
What are the Intersex flag colour codes?
From top to bottom: yellow (#FFD800), purple ring (#7902AA). These are the values most commonly given by the flag’s designer or community; slightly different shades circulate online.
Who created the Intersex flag?
Morgan Carpenter, Intersex Human Rights Australia, 2013.
Can I download or edit the Intersex flag?
Yes. Download it above as a 1500 px PNG or a scalable SVG, free for any use. “Customise this flag” opens it in the pride flag maker, where you can change the stripes, add a symbol or combine it with another flag.