Color My Flag Badges

Roblox badges are permanent achievement markers that live on your profile. Color My Flag badges track flag knowledge, accuracy milestones, and session consistency. Unlike stats that reset or fluctuate, a badge once earned stays on your Roblox profile forever. This page is the player-facing map of what to chase after you finish Getting Started and understand How to Win.

Badge data comes from the live Roblox API. The exact list, names, and unlock conditions reflect what the Country Colors group published in the universe. This page updates when the universe publishes new badge rows. As of September 2026, no comprehensive public badge list has been published by Country Colors, so this page describes the typical badge categories that coloring duel games on Roblox commonly implement.

What badges do in Color My Flag

A badge is not the same as a stat. Wins, Streak, Cash, and IQ move after every round. A badge unlocks once, at a specific threshold, and then it is permanent. Players who earned the “First Win” badge in August 2026 still show it in September 2026 even if their current Streak is zero.

Typical badge categories for a coloring duel:

• First round completions — first flag painted, first win, first streak of 3 or more
• Accuracy milestones — first 90%+ score, first 95%+ score, first near-perfect or perfect paint
• Flag-group completions — bicolor set completed, tricolor set completed, emblem set completed, canton set completed
• Play-time milestones — sessions played, total flags completed, hours in experience
• Social milestones — group join, favorite the experience, like the experience (if the experience rewards these)
• Streak milestones — achieve a streak of 5, 10, 25, or more consecutive wins

How to view your badges

1. Open the in-experience profile or the Roblox profile page linked from your avatar.
2. Scroll to Badges. Color My Flag badges appear under that game’s entry.
3. Compare your badge row against the total players who earned each badge — a low percentage means the achievement is rare.

Why badges matter beyond profile flex

Some badges unlock or hint at future rewards. A “First Flag” badge earned after your first round proves you completed the tutorial loop. A “Century” badge for 100 flags painted shows you stayed past the novelty phase. A “Streak Master” badge for 25 consecutive wins signals to opponents that you know your way around lookalike flags. Country Colors has not announced badge-gated rewards, but a badge like “All Easy Flags” could foreshadow a future country pack or a group role.

Badge count also signals experience depth to other players in a server. A profile with twelve Color My Flag badges and a history of high-accuracy rounds is a different opponent than a fresh account with zero.

What this page is not

This page is not a real-time badge API. It does not scrape your Roblox profile. It does not list every badge with exact unlock percentages unless Country Colors published those numbers in the universe description. The badge categories described above are based on standard Roblox coloring game patterns. Check the Live Status page for the most current universe data, and watch the Updates Hub for badge-related patches.

For the numbers that move every round, see Stats. For the multipliers that make those numbers grow faster, see Gamepasses. For the flags that badges reward you for knowing, see Tier List and the Guides Hub.