Name all the countries
How many of the world's countries can you name from memory? Type as many as you can before the timer runs out, then share your score. Free, no signup.
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How many countries can you name?
Type country names as fast as you can. Spelling-tolerant and instant, with no need to press enter. The clock starts when you hit play.
Time limit
How it works
- 1. Pick your time limit. 5, 10, or 15 minutes, and choose the 195 UN-recognized countries or the full catalog.
- 2. Start typing. Every country you name is accepted instantly and fills into its continent. Spelling-tolerant, so USA, UK, and Burma all work.
- 3. Share your score. When the clock stops, copy a link or post the card so friends can try to beat you.
Frequently asked questions
- How many countries are there in the world?
- There are 195 widely recognized sovereign countries: 193 United Nations member states plus 2 observer states (Vatican City and Palestine). Flip off the "UN-recognized only" switch to play against the full Stampie catalog, which also includes some commonly listed territories.
- How does the country name quiz work?
- Pick a time limit, hit start, and type country names into the box. Each correct name is accepted instantly and added to your score. Matching is spelling-tolerant and accepts common alternates like USA, UK, Burma, or South Korea, so you can focus on remembering rather than spelling.
- Is this country quiz free?
- Yes, completely free and there is no signup. Everything runs in your browser. A free Stampie account is separate and lets you log the countries you have actually visited with passport-style stamps, photos, and dates.
- Can I share my score?
- Yes. When the timer ends, copy your share link or post the auto-generated card. The link reopens showing your score so friends can try to beat it.
- What counts as the hardest countries to remember?
- Most people blank on small or less-talked-about nations: the Pacific island states like Tuvalu, Nauru, Kiribati and Palau, African countries like Lesotho, Eswatini and Comoros, and Caribbean states like Dominica and Saint Kitts and Nevis. Give up at any time to reveal the ones you missed.