neuropride

A set of LGBTQIA+ pride emoji using the infinity symbol common to autistic / neurodivergent / neurodiverse communities.

Made with love by Rick O.

Specs

All images are:

<50KiB. (Most are <20KiB.)
1200px square.
RGBA PNG.
Black-bordered to look good against dark and light backgrounds.
Free for use in the fediverse.
Generated and maintained by human hands — no AI.

Examples

Two sets are available: flat and pop.

Flat emoji have consistent colors across the stripes. Generally, these look better at higher resolutions and image sizes where the bands are easier to make out. They also feel a bit less cluttered, and stay true to well-known flag colors.

Pop emoji use color gradients across the bands, and some intentional misalignment in places. This can help the bands stand out when the emoji are small, but then look worse as they get bigger. Some band colors are tweaked a bit for contrast, and aren't as "authentic".

If you're using these as emoji, you probably want the pop set. For larger, more individual uses you probably want the flat set.

Gallery

flat

pop

Shared

License

The neuropride emoji are dual-licensed.

Fediverse servers

For fediverse instances / servers (Mastodon, Akkoma, Misskey, etc.), the neuropride emoji are free to use. I'd appreciate an attribution link back, wherever you list your attributions:

<a href="https://rickosborne.org/neuropride/">neuropride emoji by Rick O</a>

This specific format is non-normative and just here for easy copying.

All other uses

For uses on all other systems, for individual use, or any other use which could not reasonably be considered covered under the first case, the neuropride emoji are licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA.

Download

Download the flat neuropride

pack. Download the pop neuropride

pack.

When adding these to the emoji on your server, you may not need a prefix. All the image file names start with np- already. If you don't want this prefix, or if you want to change it, you'll need to unzip, fix, and rezip before uploading.

Why aren't these available as SVG?

Not many apps/servers accept SVG emoji at this time. To keep things simple, these are offered as high-res RGBA PNGs. When used as emoji on most devices, most people won't be able to see the banding, pixels, or artifacts.

Change History

v2026.2.30

Renamed the PNG files to camelCase and added meta.json to make imports easier.

v2026.2.29

Added androgyne.
Updated polyam to use the new colors.

v2026.2.28

Initial release.