Vexle

Vexle names a country and asks you to draw its flag from memory. When you are done, it shows the real flag and scores how close your drawing was.

Drawing a better flag

Get the layout right first: stripes across, stripes down, a cross or a single symbol.
Fill the big areas with the right colors. They count for the most.
Small details matter less. A rough star in the right place beats a perfect star in the wrong place.
Mind the proportions. Some flags are much longer than they are tall.

Other modes

Beyond the daily drawing, Vexle lets you build flags from their parts and play against friends. It needs no sign up and is free in the browser. If you want to practice naming flags rather than drawing them, try Flagdle.

Before you start Vexle

Get the layout right first, stripes and their direction, then the colors, then symbols.
Small details count less than big areas of color, so do not spend long on a coat of arms.
Play Flagle too. Guessing flags and drawing them train the same memory from two sides.

Playing Vexle step by step

Read the country
The game tells you which flag to draw.
Draw it
Use the tools to add colors, stripes and shapes where you think they go.
Reveal the real flag
When you finish, the real flag is shown next to yours.
Check your score
See how close you got and share it.