Drawing world flags
For use in LaTeX documents and particularly in TikZ drawings, Wilhelm Haager created the worldflags package, which contains the national flags of all independent nations. Where possible, he used TikZ to draw them with geometric constructions; otherwise, he converted Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) files via Inkscape to TikZ.
The main command is as follows:
\worldflag[options]{country code}
Here, country code is the common two-letter code for the country, such as US for the United States or NZ for New Zealand. The manual provides the complete list.
These are some of the supported options:
widthandlengthstand for the dimensions of the flag. Withlengthof zero, the default aspect ratio is used for calculating the final lengthframewidthis the line width of the frameframecolorsets the frame coloremblemornoemblemenables or disables the drawing of an emblem on the flag
So, for example, we can write the following code:
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