Non-binary Pride Flag
Identity and Pride FlagsA community pride flag representing Non-binary.
Basic Flag Information
| Flag Name | Non-binary Pride Flag |
|---|---|
| Category | Identity and Pride Flags |
| Adopted On | 2014 |
| Designer | Kye Rowan |
| Flag Proportion | 3:5 |
| Flag Shape | Rectangle |
| Number of Colors | 4 |
| Main Colors | Yellow, White, Purple, Black |
| Design Type | Horizontal stripes |
Flag Color Information
| Color | Appearance | HEX Code |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | #FCF434 | |
| White | #FFFFFF | |
| Purple | #9C59D1 | |
| Black | #2C2C2C |
Flag Design and Symbols
| Yellow colour | Represents genders outside the binary |
|---|---|
| White colour | Represents people with many or all genders |
| Purple colour | Represents a mix of male and female |
| Black colour | Represents people who feel they have no gender |
| Four stripes | Each stands for one way of sitting outside the male-female binary |
Facts about the Flag of Non-binary Pride Flag
- Kye Rowan designed the four-band flag in 2014 to sit alongside the genderqueer flag rather than replace it.
- A community pride flag representing Non-binary.
- The flag was adopted in 2014. It was designed by Kye Rowan.
- The design is 12 years old as of 2026.
- Construction: Horizontal stripes.
- It is normally drawn to a ratio of 3:5, which makes it rectangular.
- The flag uses 4 colours: yellow, white, purple and black.
- The yellow stands for genders outside the binary.
- The white stands for people with many or all genders.
- The purple stands for a mix of male and female.
- The black stands for people who feel they have no gender.
- Four stripes: Each stands for one way of sitting outside the male-female binary.
- 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 Non-binary Pride Flag
What is the Non-binary Pride Flag?
A community pride flag representing Non-binary.
When was the Non-binary Pride Flag adopted?
The Non-binary Pride Flag was adopted in 2014 and was designed by Kye Rowan.
What do the colours of the Non-binary Pride Flag mean?
Yellow for genders outside the binary, white for people with many or all genders, purple for a mix of male and female and black for people who feel they have no gender.
What do the symbols on the Non-binary Pride Flag mean?
Four stripes — Each stands for one way of sitting outside the male-female binary.
What are the proportions of the Non-binary Pride Flag?
It is normally drawn to a ratio of 3:5, which makes it rectangular.
Is the Non-binary 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 Non-binary Pride Flag?
It uses 4 colours: yellow, white, purple and black.
Who designed the Non-binary Pride Flag?
It was designed by Kye Rowan.
What are the colour codes of the Non-binary Pride Flag?
The HEX values are Yellow #FCF434, White #FFFFFF, Purple #9C59D1 and Black #2C2C2C, and the full colour table is on this page.
What does the Non-binary Pride Flag look like?
Horizontal stripes, normally drawn to a ratio of 3:5.
