Globalio has 51 ways to learn flags and geography. All of them are free and none of them need an account. Tap any game to jump straight in.
Study mode. Work through every country, historical and identity flag at your own pace, then drill down into states, provinces and regions.
Browse and study flag sets for every country, plus historical states and identity flags, and track which ones you have mastered.
Swipe through all 197 country flags as flashcards until you know each one by sight.
Learn and quiz yourself on the flags of empires, kingdoms and republics that no longer exist.
Learn pride, ethnic, indigenous, separatist and micronation flags and the stories behind them.
Spin a continent, then a country, then name the flag of one of its regions.
You are shown the flag of a state or province. Name the country it belongs to.
Something new every day, worth coming back for.
Pull a random flag every day and build up your collection.
A daily puzzle: sort sixteen tiles into four hidden groups of four. Tiles show a country, its capital, its flag or its own name for itself, with groups from Nordic crosses to capitals that used to be named after a person. Six mistakes allowed, and three free hints.
A new fact about a flag every day.
Flags go head to head in a tournament bracket and you vote for your favourite until one is champion.
Rank flags from S to F and share your tier list.
Explore the flags and histories of the 48 nations at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Quick, visual games where you recognise, rebuild or draw a flag.
Guess the country from its flag shown only in shadow.
Start from a tight crop of a flag and zoom out until you can name it.
Scratch away the cover to reveal a flag bit by bit, and guess it as early as you can.
A flag is hidden under a grid of tiles. Each guess flips a tile, and closer guesses reveal better ones.
Make your own flag. Start from any real flag or a blank layout, recolour any part, add stars, suns and crescents, then download it as a PNG or share a link.
Put a flag together from its stripes and bands in the right order.
Colour in a blank flag and see how close you got to the real thing.
Draw a flag from memory, then compare your sketch with the real flag.
Only the outlines of a flag are shown. Each wrong guess bleeds in more colour.
Two flags are stitched together. Name both halves.
Eagle-eye games about the small details that separate similar flags.
Several flags share something in common. Find the one that does not belong.
Pick the real flag out of near-identical lookalikes.
Guess the mystery flag. Each guess shows which attributes match, like colours, stripes, symbols and region, and how close you are.
Find every flag that carries a particular symbol, such as a star, eagle or crescent.
Sort flags into the families they belong to, like Nordic crosses and Pan-African colours.
One colour on this flag is wrong. Find it.
Swipe to decide whether each flag is correct or has been doctored.
Geography beyond flags: country shapes, borders and continents.
Identify countries from the shape of their borders.
Fill in all of a country's neighbours on the map.
Connect two countries by travelling overland through their neighbours.
Sort as many countries into their continents as you can in one minute.
Fast-paced quizzes that test what you remember.
You are given a country name. Pick its flag from the options.
Name the capital city of each country.
Two countries, one question: which has the bigger population or area?
Name pride flags one after another. One mistake and the run is over.
History, language and trivia for people who want to go deeper.
Read a sentence and pick which of 88 languages it is written in, from easy to extreme.
Swipe to decide whether a flag is real or an AI-generated fake.
Three statements about a country. Two are true. Spot the lie.
Is this country still around, or has it vanished from the map?
Trace a flag's family tree through the flags that came before it.
Put a country's historical flags in the order they were used.
Long-form tests for when you think you know them all.
Name every flag in the world in one run with a single life.
Master the flags of states, provinces and regions, country by country.
Quick extra games, from the daily Flagle puzzle to American city flags.
A daily flag puzzle in the style of Wordle, with six guesses.
Match each flag to its capital city.
Does this flag have more red or more blue? Keep the streak going.
Spot the country that isn't a neighbour.
Guess the flag from a written description.
Name the American city from its flag.