🇱🇮 Liechtenstein Flag Emoji

The Liechtenstein flag emoji 🇱🇮 shows the national flag. Click the copy button above to paste it into any message, post or document.

How the Liechtenstein flag emoji looks on different platforms

Windows does not draw country flag emoji: it shows the two letters LI instead. Emoji images: Twemoji (CC BY 4.0), Noto Emoji (Apache 2.0), OpenMoji (CC BY-SA 4.0).

What the Liechtenstein flag emoji means

The Liechtenstein flag emoji shows two horizontal stripes of blue and red with a gold crown at the top left. The crown was added in 1937 to tell it apart from Haiti's flag. People use it for the Alps and the principality. National Day is on 15 August.

How to type the Liechtenstein flag emoji

On iPhone, open the emoji keyboard and search for "liechtenstein" or "flag", then tap the flag. On Android, use Gboard and search "liechtenstein" or scroll to the Flags tab. On a Mac, press Ctrl+Cmd+Space and search the name. On Windows, press Win + . to open the picker; Windows does not draw country flags, so you will see the letters LI instead of a flag. That is normal and not a bug. Copy the emoji from this page into a chat or document, and it will show as a flag on any other device. The emoji is made of two regional indicator letters, L and I, which combine into a flag where the platform supports it.

Popular combinations

🇱🇮👑 — the princely family
🇱🇮🏰 — Vaduz Castle
🇱🇮⛷️ — skiing in Malbun
🇱🇮🏔️ — the Alps

Liechtenstein flag emoji codes

Unicode	`U+1F1F1 U+1F1EE`
HTML entity	`🇱🇮`
CSS	`\1F1F1\1F1EE`
JavaScript / JSON	`\ud83c\uddf1\ud83c\uddee`
Python	`\U0001F1F1\U0001F1EE`
Shortcode	`:flag_li:`
Made of	regional indicator symbol letter L + regional indicator symbol letter I
Emoji version	Emoji 1.0 / Unicode 6.0 (2010)