Brazil
- Input
- Brasil / Brazil
- Expected output
- 🇧🇷
Pair of regional indicators for B and R, the country's ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code.
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This catalog holds 270 flags: 262 follow the 'flag: country' pattern, 3 are subdivision flags inside the United Kingdom (England, Scotland and Wales), and the remaining 8 cover uses that belong to no country at all, from the racing checkered flag to the rainbow flag.
Pair of regional indicators for B and R, the country's ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code.
🏴 plus 6 invisible tags (g-b-s-c-t) and the cancel character; without recognizing the sequence, only the plain black flag shows.
1 result in Portuguese, 2 in English: the English annotation also ties the search to the transgender flag.
Yes, because what's copied is real Unicode text, not an image. Any text field that accepts Unicode (social media, WhatsApp, email, source code, file names) accepts the result. The only thing that can vary is the artwork: it may look different from platform to platform, but the meaning and the underlying text stay the same.
Because every country flag is, technically, two 'regional indicator' characters combined, matching the country's ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code. If the device or font doesn't recognize the pair as a flag, it shows the two letters separately instead of rendering the image; the copied text is still correct either way.
It uses a different mechanism from the regional-indicator pair: it starts with 🏴 black flag and spells out the ISO 3166-2 subdivision code (GB-SCT) letter by letter with invisible tag characters, always closing with the U+E007F cancel character. It is the same technique used for England and Wales, the catalog's other 2 subdivision flags.
No: there are 262 entries in the 'flag: country' pattern, a number close to, but not identical with, the full list of ISO 3166-1 codes. Some territories with disputed status get no dedicated flag sequence in Unicode, and some platforms further restrict which of the 262 they actually render.
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