Is the flag puzzle free?
Yes. You can play the Vexilla flag puzzle free of charge.
Rebuild each country’s flag by swapping the shuffled pieces into place.
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Click or tap two pieces in turn to swap them, or drag one piece onto another. Pieces cannot be rotated.
By default, the next flag starts five seconds after you solve one. Turn off Automatically move to the next flag in Settings to continue manually. The final flag in a five- or ten-flag round ends the round and shows its summary.
Reveal the complete flag briefly as a visual clue. Study its colours and shapes, then put the pieces together yourself.
Restart the same flag with a new arrangement. The timer and move count reset.
Choose five or ten flags, or play endlessly. In Endless mode, each flag appears once before the set repeats. Choose Finish and save to end the session. The result is saved only if you have solved at least one flag.
The puzzle draws attention to how a flag is built: the order of its colours, its stripes, crosses and other symbols. Japan’s red disc, Finland’s blue cross and Canada’s maple leaf each show how separate pieces join into a recognisable design.
In a flag quiz, you choose an answer; here, you build the flag yourself. That lets you examine its shapes and details one piece at a time.
Yes. You can play the Vexilla flag puzzle free of charge.
Click or tap two pieces in turn to swap them, or drag one piece onto another.
Visually identical pieces can be swapped. The game checks the appearance of the completed flag, not the pieces’ original IDs.
Yes. Choose Show flag to reveal it briefly, then continue assembling the puzzle.
The puzzle contains 199 flags. In Endless mode, the full set appears before any flag repeats. Choose Finish and save to end the session; the result is saved only if you have solved at least one flag.