Pick a heart and it lands on your clipboard right away. Tap a few more to build a little row of them.
Emoji keep their own colors. Text symbols are plain characters, so they pick up whatever font color and size you give them.
Theyโre tiny pictures made of characters. Type one anywhere youโd type a letter and it shows up as a heart. There are two families, and they behave differently.
Full-color little illustrations. Each platform draws them in its own style, so a heart on an iPhone looks a bit different on Android.
Ordinary Unicode characters. They copy the color and size of the text around them, which makes them ideal for bios, bullets and anything you want to style.
Browse or search the grid above, then tap the heart you like.
No extra button. The moment you tap, itโs on your clipboard.
Use Ctrl+V on Windows or Cmd+V on Mac and the heart appears.
Tap several to fill the mix box, then copy the whole row at once.
A quick way to say thanks, congrats or โIโm here for youโ.
Instagram, TikTok, X and gaming handles love a small โก.
Weddings, Valentineโs notes and anniversaries.
Swap boring bullet dots for โฅ or โง in docs and captions.
Hearts mean lives, health or a favorite youโve saved.
The anatomical heart and red ribbons point to cardiac care.
Colors carry a mood. These are the ones people reach for most, and what they usually say.
Away from this page? Your device can make hearts too. Hereโs the shortcut for each setup.
Emoji panel
Win + . then pick a heart
Alt code for โฅ (numeric keypad)
Alt + 3
Emoji and symbols viewer
Ctrl + Cmd + Space
Then search
Type โheartโ and choose
iPhone or Android
Open the emoji keyboard (๐ or ๐) and tap the heart you want
Faster
Type โheartโ and tap the suggestion that pops up
HTML
♥ or ♥
CSS
content: "\2665"
JavaScript
"\u2665"
Linux fans: press Ctrl + Shift + U, type 2665, then hit Enter.