If you've used the fediverse, you've probably seen a lot of instances with pride heart emoji. Some instances also have extras not found in the original set (e.g. :heart_lesbian:).
I wanted to recreate the set, with a broader selection of flags, each one with uniform shape, minimal fuzziness, and clearly labelled as reusable, modifiable, and redistributable.
All are 128x114. Higher resolution versions could be easily made if there's a clear need.
Some hearts are derived from public domain and creative commons flag SVGs from Wikimedia Commons and Openclipart.
Flags consisting of coloured stripes in a certain order might not fall under copyright depending on your jurisdiction.
You can use, redistribute, and modify these freely, including redistributing modified versions. You can use these on your Fediverse instance, forum, or chosen chat software, as well as anywhere else you fancy. I don't care if you credit me or not.
- The original concept from these comes from Discord user CAMERATA#4771.
- The moon lesbian flag was designed by Tumblr user questioninglesbians. I redrew it for the emoji. I also flipped it to make it more visible against dark backgrounds.
- The LGBT pride flag was originally designed by Gilbert Baker. The black and brown stripes were added by Philadelphia City Hall.
- The trans pride flag by was originally designed by Monica Helms.
- The non-binary pride flag was originally designed by Kye Rowan.
- The genderqueer pride flag was originally designed by Marilyn Roxie.
- The bisexual pride flag was originally designed by Michael Page.
- The intersex pride flag was originally designed by Organisation Intersex International Australia.
- The agender pride flag was originally designed by Tumblr user transrants.
- The aromantic pride flag was originally designed by Tumblr user cameronwhimsy.
- The genderfluid pride flag was originally designed by JJ Poole.
- The asexual pride flag was originally designed by AVEN user standup.
- I don't know who designed the lesbian pride flag. I redrew it because I couldn't find a clean version under a free license.
- I don't know who designed the pansexual pride flag.
- I don't know who designed the demigirl and demiboy pride flags.