Heart Symbols Copy Paste - All Heart Signs ❤ ♥ 💕 🖤
Heart symbols are the most emotionally expressive characters in Unicode. From the classic red heart to broken hearts, sparkly hearts, and every color variation, this guide covers all heart symbols with their meanings so you can express exactly what you mean.
Classic Heart Symbols
♥ — Black Heart Suit (classic playing card heart)
♡ — White Heart Suit (outline version)
❤ — Heavy Black Heart (most common heart symbol)
❤️ — Red Heart Emoji (with emoji variation selector)
🤍 — White Heart
🖤 — Black Heart
💛 — Yellow Heart
💚 — Green Heart
💙 — Blue Heart
💜 — Purple Heart
🧡 — Orange Heart
🩷 — Pink Heart
🩶 — Grey Heart
🩵 — Light Blue Heart
💔 — Broken Heart
❣ — Heavy Heart Exclamation Mark Ornament
Decorative Heart Symbols
❥ — Rotated Heavy Black Heart Bullet
❦ — Floral Heart
✿ — Flower (often used with hearts)
💗 — Growing Heart
💓 — Beating Heart
💞 — Revolving Hearts
💕 — Two Hearts
💖 — Sparkling Heart
💝 — Heart with Ribbon
💘 — Heart with Arrow (Cupid's arrow)
💟 — Heart Decoration
☙ — Reversed Rotated Floral Heart Bullet
🫀 — Anatomical Heart
Heart Symbol Meanings
Different heart colors carry different meanings in digital communication. Understanding these nuances helps you send the right message:
❤️ Red Heart: Classic love, romance, deep affection. The most universally understood heart symbol. Use for close relationships, love confessions, or genuine warmth.
🧡 Orange Heart: Friendship, care, warmth without romantic connotation. Common in supportive messages and platonic affection.
💛 Yellow Heart: Happiness, friendship, positivity. On Snapchat specifically, the yellow heart means you're each other's best friend (most snaps exchanged).
💚 Green Heart: Nature, growth, health. Also used in environmental contexts. Sometimes signals jealousy depending on context.
💙 Blue Heart: Trust, loyalty, calm, sadness. Used in LGBTQ+ contexts and for showing support for causes.
💜 Purple Heart: Compassion, love, admiration. On Instagram and Twitter, purple hearts are popular in aesthetic and BTS/K-pop fan content.
🖤 Black Heart: Dark humor, sarcasm, grief, or edgy aesthetics. Used in goth aesthetics and also to express deep love ironically.
🤍 White Heart: Purity, peace, clean aesthetics. Popular in minimalist content and condolence messages.
💔 Broken Heart: Heartbreak, sadness, romantic disappointment. One of the most commonly used expressive emojis.
How to Type Heart Symbols
Windows: The ♥ symbol can be typed with Alt + 3 on the numeric keypad. For the ❤ heart, use Alt + 10084. Windows 11 users can access the emoji panel with Win + . (period) and search "heart."
Mac: Press Control + Command + Space to open the Character Viewer, search "heart" to browse all options.
iPhone: On the emoji keyboard, hearts are in the Smileys & People section. Swipe to find the full range of colored hearts. For the text character ♥, hold the < key on some keyboards or copy from this page.
HTML code: ♥ = ♥ or ♥ — ❤ = ❤
Heart Symbol Combinations
Popular heart combinations for social media and messaging:
❤️🔥 — Heart on Fire (passionate love)
❤️🩹 — Mending Heart (healing, moving on)
💕💕 — Two hearts (mutual affection)
♥️♥️♥️ — Triple hearts (strong love)
💗💓💞 — Multiple animated heart styles
🫶 — Heart Hands (showing love with hands)
Hearts for Different Platforms
The ♥ text symbol works everywhere — plain text, old phones, ASCII art, usernames. The ❤ heavy heart works in most modern contexts. Colored heart emojis (❤️💙💚) render best on smartphones and modern platforms but may show as plain symbols on older systems.
For usernames and bios where emojis might not render, stick to ♥ or ❤ — these are standard Unicode characters that display on virtually every device.