Every mistake reveals a hint. If you don’t know, press Skip: you use a guess and see the next hint. The circles show which colors of the mystery flag your answer has.
CakeFlag is a daily flag game: instead of the flag, you see a pie chart with the exact share of each of its colors. With that, and a few hints, you have to guess which country it belongs to.
The 193 UN member states, Vatican City, Palestine and 13 territories with their own flag (such as Greenland, Puerto Rico or Hong Kong): 208 in total. A few flags with almost identical colors and proportions, like Chad and Romania, are never the answer of the day, but you can still type them as a guess.
At midnight your local time. The flag is the same for everyone, so you can compare your result with friends.
Hover over or tap a slice to see its color name. It’s designed with color-blind players in mind too.
Random flags, as many as you like. It doesn’t count toward your stats or your Daily streak.
🟩 you got it, 🟨 that guess had at least one color of the mystery flag, ⬛ it had none and ⬜ you skipped it.
It goes up by one every day you win the Daily. If you lose or miss a day, it goes back to zero.
No. It’s free and you don’t need an account. Your stats and streaks are saved in your browser; if you clear the site’s data or switch devices, they start from zero. More in the Privacy Policy.