Heart Symbols ♡ ♥ ❤ — 40+ Free Hearts to Copy 2026

Heart Symbols — copy in one tap

420 kaomoji

Try it with your own name

Type a name, copy any style — 24 frames, one tap each

Paste the result into a display name or bio. A TikTok or Instagram @username accepts only letters, numbers, dots and underscores — decorated characters are rejected there.

Where these are accepted

Tested per field — the honest version

App / field	Decoration	Limit	Last tested	What actually happens
TikTok username (@handle)	Rejected / stripped	2–24 characters	August 2026	Letters, numbers, underscore and dot only, and it cannot start or end with a dot. Decorated characters are rejected outright.
TikTok display name	Accepted	No decoration limit found	August 2026	Accepts symbols, kaomoji and decorated combos. This is the field every "TikTok font" guide actually means.
Instagram bio & name	Accepted	Both fields accept decoration	August 2026	Bio and display name both take decorated characters. The @username does not.
Game display names (Roblox, Free Fire)	Rejected / stripped	Emoji stripped; text marks usually pass	Not tested in-game	Colour emoji are stripped from most in-game name fields, while plain marks — ⋆ ★ 𐙚 ୨୧ ✧ — usually survive. Each game runs its own private filter and changes it without notice, so use the rename preview before you confirm.
Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp	Accepted	Long combining stacks may be trimmed	August 2026	Display names and messages accept the full range. Very long combining stacks may be trimmed in narrow layouts.

Platform filters are undocumented and change without notice, so we re-test rather than copy forward — see how we curate and verify.

There are two kinds of heart, and mixing them up causes almost every problem people hit. ♡ and ♥ are text: playing-card suit characters that take the colour of the words around them and survive most name fields. ❤️ 🧡 💛 are emoji: fixed-colour pictures that many game and username fields strip out.

Below you can copy the whole set — the text hearts with their code points, every colour emoji with the meaning people usually read into it, the aesthetic hearts borrowed from other scripts, and ready-made bio chains. Code points and Unicode names are read straight from the Unicode character database.

How to use heart symbols

Bio: a chain such as ────♡──── breaks the text into readable rows.
Display name: ♡ and ♥ keep your text colour and usually pass a name filter.
Captions: pick the colour for the tone — 💛 reads as friendly, ❤️ does not.
Strict fields: drop the emoji and keep ♡ ♥ ❥ — that is the version that survives.

If the heart must stay red everywhere, use ❤️. If it must match your text, use ♡ or ♥.

♡ vs ❤️ — text heart or emoji heart?

This is the first thing to settle, because it decides where your heart survives and what colour it comes out.

Text heart U+2661 shown in black white and pink beside the red heart emoji U+2764 U+FE0F which is always red — The text heart takes your colour; the emoji keeps its own.

♡ and ♥ are text. They are playing-card suit characters, so they take the colour of the text around them — black in a document, white on a dark profile. They also pass most username filters.
❤️ is an emoji. The red picture is ❤ plus the invisible U+FE0F. Every device draws it red; you cannot recolour it, and fields that strip pictures strip it.

The same character can arrive two different ways. ❤ followed by U+FE0E asks for the flat text form; followed by U+FE0F it asks for the red emoji. That invisible character is why a heart you copied looks red in one app and black in another — the same logic behind the green ✅ and the black ✔.

How to type ♡. There is no key for it. In Word or Outlook, type 2661 and press Alt+X. On Windows the numeric-keypad code is Alt+9825. On a Mac, open the Character Viewer with Ctrl+Cmd+Space and search for “heart”. On a phone there is no shortcut — copying one from the grid above is genuinely the whole method.

Every heart colour and what people mean by it

Unicode fixes the character and its colour, but it never says what a colour means. The readings below are the common social ones, not a standard — they shift by platform and by age group, so treat them as how most people will read you rather than a rule.

Emoji	Code point	How it is usually read
	U+2764 U+FE0F	Red — plain love, the default
	U+1F9E1	Orange — warmth and friendship, a softer red
	U+1F49B	Yellow — friendship and cheerfulness
	U+1F49A	Green — nature, health, jealousy in some readings
	U+1F499	Blue — loyalty, calm and platonic affection
	U+1F49C	Purple — admiration; widely used by K-pop fandoms
	U+1F5A4	Black — grief, dry humour, or an aesthetic that avoids colour
	U+1F90D	White — purity and clean, minimal palettes
	U+1F90E	Brown — warmth, coffee, earthy palettes
	U+1FA77	Pink — soft affection; the coquette palette
	U+1FA75	Light blue — a gentler blue, added alongside pink and grey
	U+1FA76	Grey — muted, neutral, low-key

The black heart 🖤 is the one most often misread. It carries grief for some people and dry humour or a plain monochrome aesthetic for others, which is why it turns up as readily on a fashion account as on a memorial post. If the meaning has to be unambiguous, put it next to words.

Pink, light blue and grey 🩷 🩵 🩶 are much newer than the rest of the set, so older phones and older apps may show them as empty rectangles while the red and yellow ones render fine — that is a missing font, not a broken copy.

Text hearts, their code points and the upside-down ❥

These are the hearts that behave like letters. They keep your text colour, they survive most name fields, and they are the ones to reach for when an emoji would be stripped.

Code point	Unicode name	What it is
U+2661	White heart suit	The hollow heart. A playing-card suit character, which is why it is text and not a picture.
U+2665	Black heart suit	The filled version of the same suit. Takes your text colour, so it is red only if your text is red.
U+2764	Heavy black heart	The one that becomes the red emoji when U+FE0F follows it. On its own it is still text.
U+2765	Rotated heavy black heart bullet	The upside-down heart people look for. It is a typographic bullet, not a flipped ❤.
U+2766	Floral heart	A printer’s ornament from the days of metal type.
U+2767	Rotated floral heart bullet	The mirrored ornament, used as a divider at the end of a section.
U+2763	Heavy heart exclamation mark ornament	A heart sitting on an exclamation point.

The upside-down heart is ❥, U+2765. Its Unicode name is ROTATED HEAVY BLACK HEART BULLET — it was encoded as a typographic bullet for lists, not as a flipped ❤, and there is no character that is literally an inverted heart emoji. It is the closest thing there is, and it copies as plain text.

Heart bio chains and dividers

A bio chain is a divider built from repeated marks with a heart in the middle. It breaks a bio into readable rows without spending a line on words. Tap one to copy it whole.

Keep chains short. A divider that wraps onto a second line stops reading as a divider, and most bio fields count every character against the limit — including the invisible ones.

Aesthetic & coquette hearts — ᥫ᭡ 𓆩♡𓆪 ʚ♡ɞ

The aesthetic hearts are built the same way the rest of the decorative sets are: ordinary characters borrowed from other scripts because their shape fits. ㊱᭡ is a Tai Le letter beside a Balinese musical symbol; 𓆩♡𓆪 wraps a heart in two Egyptian hieroglyphs. Not one of them is a heart character.

These pair naturally with bows and sparkles — the full set is on coquette symbols, and the sparkle dividers that frame them are on stars and dividers.

Symbol meanings

♡WHITE HEART SUIT (U+2661) — the hollow text heart.

♥BLACK HEART SUIT (U+2665) — the filled text heart.

❤HEAVY BLACK HEART (U+2764) — text; becomes the red emoji with U+FE0F.

❥ROTATED HEAVY BLACK HEART BULLET (U+2765) — the upside-down heart.

❦FLORAL HEART (U+2766) — a printer’s ornament.

ᥫ᭡TAI LE LETTER E + BALINESE MUSICAL SYMBOL DONG (U+196B, U+1B61).

️VARIATION SELECTOR-16 (U+FE0F) — invisible; asks for the colour emoji form.

Frequently asked questions

How do you type ♡?There is no key for it. In Word or Outlook, type 2661 then press Alt+X. On Windows, Alt+9825 on the numeric keypad. On a Mac, Ctrl+Cmd+Space opens the Character Viewer. On a phone, copy it from the grid above — on every device that is genuinely the fastest route.

What do ❤ 🧡 💛 💚 💙 💜 🖤 mean?Unicode fixes the colour but never the meaning. In common use: red is plain love, orange is warmth and friendship, yellow is friendship and cheer, green is nature or health, blue is loyalty and platonic affection, purple is admiration and is used heavily by K-pop fandoms, and black covers grief, dry humour or a monochrome aesthetic. These are social conventions rather than rules, and they vary by platform and age group.

What is the difference between ♡ and ❤️?♡ is a text character — a playing-card suit — so it takes the colour of the surrounding text. ❤️ is an emoji and is always red. If a heart disappears from a game name, it is almost always the emoji that was stripped.

Is there an upside-down heart?❥ (U+2765) is the one people mean. Its Unicode name is ROTATED HEAVY BLACK HEART BULLET and it was encoded as a typographic ornament, not as a flipped heart emoji. There is no true inverted ❤.

Which heart works in a game name?The text ones. ♡ ♥ ❤ ❥ are ordinary characters and usually pass, while the colour emoji ❤️ 💛 🖤 are stripped from most in-game name fields. A TikTok @handle takes none of them — that field is letters, numbers, dot and underscore only.

What is ㊱᭡?Tai Le letter e (U+196B) followed by a Balinese musical symbol (U+1B61). Two characters from unrelated scripts that happen to form a heart when set side by side. It is text, so it pastes anywhere a letter would.