The transgender pride flag, designed by Monica Helms in 1999 — light blue, pink, white, pink, light blue. It belongs to all trans people rather than trans women specifically; there's no single settled trans-woman-only flag. Helms designed it to be symmetrical so it reads correctly whichever way up it's flown.
The stripes
5 stripes, top to bottom, with the hex value most sources reproduce.
#5BCEFAStripe 1 · top#F5A9B8Stripe 2#FFFFFFStripe 3#F5A9B8Stripe 4#5BCEFAStripe 5 · bottom
Stripe meanings vary by source; we don’t invent them.
The same stripe set is also listed for Transgender Male.
Download
Vector, so it scales from a sticker to a banner without going soft.
About Transgender Female
A woman who was assigned male at birth — which is the whole definition, and almost none of the experience.
Is the Transgender Female flag yours?
Flags are for identities; the test is for you. Forty-eight questions across six dimensions, about ten minutes, then a ranked shortlist rather than a verdict. Scoring runs on your device; nothing you answer leaves it.
Other flags in Transgender
3 more in this category.