Step-by-step
1
Open SmartFlags
Find it in the top ribbon after installation.
2
Search "Nepal"
Select Nepal in the list below.
3
Click INSERT
The flag drops onto your slide, ready to move and resize.
Why use SmartFlags?
| SmartFlags | DIY download | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand protection | Colors & design follow each flag’s standard | Random web PNGs can be wrong shades/shape or outdated |
| Legal peace‑of‑mind | Licensed or license-free SVGs and PNGs | Potential for copyright violation |
| Bulk flag insert | One-click to add flags of countries found on all slides | Manual hunt‑and-replace flag by flag, slide by slide |
| File size | Optimized images around 10kB (10-100x smaller) | High‑res PNGs that bloat presentations |
| Total cost | Low annual cost / seat | "Free" = costly staff time + legal risk + reputation risk |
SmartFlags works on Office 2019+ or Microsoft 365 (Win/Mac)
Facts about the flag of Nepal
Date adopted: 16 December 1962
Symbolism: The flag's two triangles symbolize the Himalayas and represent the two major religions, Hinduism and Buddhism. The sun and moon are associated with different dynasties and express the hope that Nepal may have the same longevity as the sun and moon.
- Pantone colours: Crimson, Blue, White
- Aspect ratio:
- Hanging protocol: The flag of Nepal is typically hung with the larger triangle on top and the smaller triangle below, with the moon symbol in the upper part and the sun symbol in the lower part, ensuring the flag is displayed vertically or horizontally without distortion.
- Design pitfall: A common mistake is to display the flag as a rectangular shape or to invert the triangles, which distorts its unique double-pennon shape.
