Pan-African colors represent unity, solidarity, and the shared history of the African diaspora. There are two recognized sets of Pan-African colors, each with powerful symbolism:

1. Red, Black, and Green:
   Red: Represents the blood that unites all people of African descent, spilled in struggles for freedom and liberation.
   Black: Represents the pride and heritage of the African continent and its people.
   Green: Represents the abundant natural wealth of Africa, its lush landscapes, and its promise for a prosperous future.
   This combination was popularized by the Pan-African flag, designed by Marcus Garvey in 1920. It has been adopted by many African nations and African diaspora communities worldwide as a symbol of Pan-Africanism, a movement that promotes unity among people of African descent.

2. Green, Yellow, and Red:
   Green: Symbolizes the hope and fertile lands of Africa.
   Yellow: Represents the continent’s rich mineral resources and its golden sunshine.
   Red: Stands for the blood spilled in Africa’s fight for independence.
   These colors are inspired by the Ethiopian flag, one of the few African nations to successfully resist European colonization. The Ethiopian flag’s colors have therefore come to represent African self-determination and resilience.

This website showcases a collection of 220 flags featuring variations on the Pan-African color schemes. These flags, designed by you, represent a creative exploration of Pan-African identity and its visual expression. By incorporating these colors in different combinations and layouts, you’ve demonstrated the versatility and enduring significance of Pan-African symbolism.

Below, you can explore and download all 220 flag designs in JPG format.

This collection serves as a tribute to the rich diversity and shared heritage of Africa and its diaspora.