Country Info Lookup

What does this tool do?

Pick any country from the list and instantly see its key facts: flag emoji, official name, ISO Alpha-2 and Alpha-3 codes, numeric code, international dialing code, capital city, currency (code, name and symbol), top-level domain, continent and subregion. It covers all 249 ISO 3166-1 countries and territories, including small dependencies and special administrative regions.

Who is it for?

• Developers who need a quick reference for ISO country codes, calling codes or TLDs when building forms, address validators or locale pickers.
• Writers and researchers double-checking a capital city, currency or region before publishing.
• Travelers and students looking up a country's dialing code or currency before a trip or a geography assignment.
• Support and sales teams confirming a customer's country code or currency at a glance.

How to use it

1. Open the Country dropdown and start typing — it's searchable, so you can filter by name (e.g. "Japan") instead of scrolling through 249 entries.
2. Select a country. The results table updates immediately with no extra click needed.
3. Use Copy to copy the table, or Download to save it as a CSV file — handy for spreadsheets or quick reference notes.

What fields are included?

• Flag — the country's flag as an emoji.
• Name and Official name — the common and long-form names.
• ISO Alpha-2 / Alpha-3 / Numeric code — the three standard ISO 3166-1 identifiers.
• Dialing code — the international calling code (e.g. +81 for Japan).
• Capital — the capital city.
• Currency and Currency symbol — the ISO 4217 currency code, name and symbol in use.
• TLD — the country-code top-level domain (e.g. .jp).
• Continent and Subregion — the broad geographic classification.

FAQ

Why does a field show "N/A"? A handful of territories (e.g. Antarctica, Bouvet Island) have no assigned dialing code, capital or currency in the ISO reference data — those fields show "N/A" instead of a blank cell.

Is the data up to date? The list reflects the current ISO 3166-1 standard, including recent changes like Türkiye's official name and Zimbabwe's ZWG currency. Country codes and capitals are stable reference data that rarely change.

Can I look up a country by ISO code instead of name? The dropdown is searchable by country name. If you need to cross-reference by ISO code, dialing code or TLD, the ISO Alpha-2/Alpha-3 codes and TLD are shown directly in the results table once you pick a country.

Privacy

All 249 countries are bundled with the page — your selection is looked up entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server.