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Asexual Pride Flag

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A community pride flag representing Asexual.

Asexual Pride Flag
Hoist Ratio 3:5 Fly

Basic Flag Information

Flag Name Asexual Pride Flag
Category Identity and Pride Flags
Adopted On 2010
Flag Proportion 3:5
Flag Shape Rectangle
Number of Colors 4
Main Colors Black, Grey, White, Purple
Design Type Horizontal stripes

Flag Color Information

Color Appearance HEX Code
Black #000000
Grey #A3A3A3
White #FFFFFF
Purple #800080

Flag Design and Symbols

Black colour Represents asexuality
Grey colour Represents grey-asexuality and demisexuality
White colour Represents allies and non-asexual partners
Purple colour Represents the community
Gradient from black to white The spectrum from asexual to allosexual

Facts about the Flag of Asexual Pride Flag

  1. The four-band design was selected by community vote in 2010, and the grey band specifically represents the spectrum between asexuality and its absence.
  2. A community pride flag representing Asexual.
  3. The flag was adopted in 2010.
  4. The design is 16 years old as of 2026.
  5. Construction: Horizontal stripes.
  6. It is normally drawn to a ratio of 3:5, which makes it rectangular.
  7. The flag uses 4 colours: black, grey, white and purple.
  8. The black stands for asexuality.
  9. The grey stands for grey-asexuality and demisexuality.
  10. The white stands for allies and non-asexual partners.
  11. The purple stands for the community.
  12. Gradient from black to white: The spectrum from asexual to allosexual.
  13. It is filed here under Identity and Pride Flags, one of the categories of flag that belong to no country.

Frequently asked questions about the Asexual Pride Flag

What is the Asexual Pride Flag?

A community pride flag representing Asexual.

When was the Asexual Pride Flag adopted?

The Asexual Pride Flag was adopted in 2010.

What do the colours of the Asexual Pride Flag mean?

Black for asexuality, grey for grey-asexuality and demisexuality, white for allies and non-asexual partners and purple for the community.

What do the symbols on the Asexual Pride Flag mean?

Gradient from black to white — The spectrum from asexual to allosexual.

What are the proportions of the Asexual Pride Flag?

It is normally drawn to a ratio of 3:5, which makes it rectangular.

Is the Asexual Pride Flag a national flag?

No. It is not the flag of any sovereign state and is listed here under Identity and Pride Flags.

How many colours are on the Asexual Pride Flag?

It uses 4 colours: black, grey, white and purple.

What are the colour codes of the Asexual Pride Flag?

The HEX values are Black #000000, Grey #A3A3A3, White #FFFFFF and Purple #800080, and the full colour table is on this page.

What does the Asexual Pride Flag look like?

Horizontal stripes, normally drawn to a ratio of 3:5.

How old is the Asexual Pride Flag?

The design is 16 years old, dating from 2010.

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