Non-binary flag
The non-binary flag has 4 stripes. Created to sit alongside, not replace, the genderqueer flag.
Kye Rowan, 2014 · Also written enby or nonbinary flag.
Colours and hex codes
Tap a code to copy it. Listed from the top stripe down.
| Colour | Meaning | HEX | RGB |
|---|---|---|---|
| yellow – genders outside the binary | |||
| white – many or all genders | |||
| purple – mix of male and female | |||
| black – agender people |
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.
Non-binary flag questions
What do the colours of the Non-binary flag mean?
yellow stands for genders outside the binary; white stands for many or all genders; purple stands for mix of male and female; black stands for agender people. Created to sit alongside, not replace, the genderqueer flag.
What are the Non-binary flag colour codes?
From top to bottom: yellow (#FCF434), white (#FFFFFF), purple (#9C59D1), black (#2C2C2C). These are the values most commonly given by the flag’s designer or community; slightly different shades circulate online.
Who created the Non-binary flag?
Kye Rowan, 2014.
Can I download or edit the Non-binary 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.