Pan flag variations

The most commonly used pan pride flag has three stripes which are hot pink, bright yellow, and bright blue. It was created in 2010 by a nonbinary person named Jasper. Jasper said in a 2018 interview that "Most of my motivation for the flag was making something aesthetically pleasing – before the flag, the only pansexuality symbols in use were variants on the letter P, often combined with gender symbols, which didn't feel like a flag does. The rainbow flag is such a significant part of LGBTQ history that I think it's completely understandable that communities and identities would want to see their own."

Another pan flag that has been circulated consists of five stripes which are hot pink, salmon, yellow, teal, and deep navy blue. It was made cooperatively by a group of four pansexual people: Caity, Logan, Steph, and Cay.