A collection of beautiful flag icons in PNG and SVG formats with framework support for Apple platforms.
FlagKit is an open-source library that provides a collection of beautifully designed flag icons for use in apps and on the web. It solves the problem of sourcing and integrating high-quality, consistent flag assets by offering over 250 flags in PNG and SVG formats, along with native framework support for Apple platforms.
Mobile and web developers, particularly those building iOS, macOS, or tvOS applications that require country flag displays, such as travel apps, language selectors, or internationalization features.
Developers choose FlagKit for its high-quality, ready-to-use flag assets, easy integration via popular package managers, and native support for styled flag variations on Apple platforms, saving time compared to manually sourcing or creating flag icons.
Beautiful flag icons for usage in apps and on the web.
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Provides over 250 beautifully designed flags in PNG and SVG formats, ensuring professional and consistent visuals across applications.
Includes a framework and Asset Catalog for easy setup on iOS, macOS, and tvOS via Swift Package Manager, Carthage, or CocoaPods, as detailed in the installation section.
Offers flags in multiple shapes like circles and squares, demonstrated in the sample project, enhancing visual flexibility beyond basic rectangles.
Supports over 250 country and region flags, covering a wide range of locales for international applications, as listed in the reference.
The README explicitly states that styling is not supported on macOS, restricting visual customization for Mac apps compared to iOS.
While SVG and PNG files are available, the framework and Asset Catalog are optimized for Apple platforms, making integration less straightforward for web or Android projects.
Provides pre-designed icons without tools for dynamic generation or deep customization, limiting adaptability for unique or evolving design needs.