Random Country Generator
Random country with capital and flag.
Draw a random country from every country on Earth, with its capital, region, and flag shown. Turn on quiz mode to test yourself on the capital before it is revealed — built for geography class and travel inspiration.
Choose. Turn on quiz mode if you want to guess before the answer is revealed.
Click Pick a country to see a result.
Options
Recent results
- No history yet.
How it works
- Choose. Turn on quiz mode if you want to guess before the answer is revealed.
- Pick. Click "Pick a country" to draw one at random.
- Repeat. Turn on no-repeats to cycle through every country before any repeat.
Frequently asked questions
How many countries are included?
All UN member and observer states, each with its capital, region, and flag.
What does quiz mode do?
It shows only the flag first and asks you to guess the country and capital before revealing the answer.
Can I avoid repeats?
Yes. Turn on no-repeats to cycle through every country once before any repeat.
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