Heart emojis come in a rainbow of colors and styles, from the classic red heart β€οΈ to the broken heart π and heart on fire β€οΈβπ₯. They are perfect for expressing love, affection, gratitude, and more. Explore our vibrant collection to find the ideal heart emoji for your messages, whether itβs for romance, friendship, or support.
Click any emoji to copy it instantly for use in texts or social media. Browse our full collection of heart emojis below.
Each colored heart emoji carries a unique meaning, helping you convey specific emotions in texts and social media.
The classic red heart is the most universal symbol of love, passion, and romance. It represents deep affection and true love.
When to use: Use it when messaging a significant other, expressing deep gratitude, or showing passionate support.
The pink heart symbolizes a lighter, sweeter form of love. It represents affection, friendship, warmth, and joy. It lacks the intense romanticism of the red heart.
When to use: Perfect for messages to friends, family, and to express gentle, caring feelings.
The orange heart is often associated with warmth, care, and emotional support between friends. It's a non-romantic heart, representing a strong friendship or a budding affection.
When to use: Send it to a close friend to show you care or to offer support without romantic implications.
The yellow heart signifies friendship, happiness, and positivity. It is a symbol of pure, unconditional platonic love and joy.
When to use: Ideal for expressing happiness and friendship in a cheerful, non-romantic context.
The green heart often represents growth, harmony, and nature. It can also be used to express jealousy or to show support for environmental causes.
When to use: Use it when talking about nature, new beginnings, or sometimes, jokingly to express envy.
The blue heart symbolizes trust, loyalty, harmony, and deep platonic friendship. It conveys a sense of stability and support.
When to use: A great emoji to send to friends to show your loyalty and trust. It's sometimes called the "friend-zone" heart.
Similar to the blue heart but softer, representing peace, calmness, and serenity.
When to use: Use for expressing calm support or peaceful vibes in friendships.
The purple heart represents compassion, understanding, and sensitive love. It is also associated with glamour, wealth, and royalty, or fandoms like BTS.
When to use: Often used to express understanding and support, especially for sensitive topics or fandom appreciation.
The brown heart is used to express love and affection, often tied to racial identity and pride.
When to use: Show solidarity and love within communities of color or when discussing related topics.
The black heart can symbolize morbidity, sorrow, or dark humor. It also represents a deep, unconventional form of love or gothic aesthetics.
When to use: Use it to express grief, dark jokes, or a powerful, unconventional love.
Symbolizes neutrality, maturity, or subdued emotions. Used for subtle expressions of care.
When to use: Perfect for understated support or mature, calm affection.
The white heart represents pure love, innocence, and new beginnings. Itβs also used in contexts like weddings or to express sympathy.
When to use: Perfect for expressing pure intentions, love for a child, or to convey sympathy.
Beyond colors, these special heart emojis add dynamic expressions to your messages.
The broken heart emoji represents the pain of a breakup, sadness, and heartbreak. It is the ultimate symbol of romantic sorrow.
When to use: Used to express sadness after a relationship ends or to show deep disappointment.
This emoji symbolizes an intense, passionate, and even lustful form of love. It can also represent burning away a past love and embracing a new beginning.
When to use: Perfect for expressing extreme passion or a "burning" desire for someone or something.
The mending heart represents healing from a heartbreak or emotional pain. It shows the process of recovery and moving on from sadness.
When to use: Send this to someone who is recovering from a difficult time to show your support for their healing journey.
Also known as the Cupid's arrow heart, this emoji represents falling in love, especially love at first sight. Itβs a classic symbol of romance.
When to use: Ideal for Valentine's Day or to tell someone you are falling for them.
The sparkling heart shows a heart full of love and excitement. The sparkles add a touch of magic, playfulness, and adoration.
When to use: Great for showing enthusiastic love and affection for a person, hobby, or idea.
This emoji represents a dynamic and growing love. The beating heart signifies a heart that is alive with affection.
When to use: Use it to show your heart is "beating for" someone or to express great excitement.
Similar to the beating heart, it represents love that is growing or intensifying over time.
When to use: Perfect for showing evolving affection or excitement.
Represents love in motion, often used to show mutual affection or a whirlwind of emotions.
When to use: Use for romantic partners or to express dizzying love.
Symbolizes mutual love, partnership, or affection between two people.
When to use: Great for showing love between friends or romantic partners.
A decorative heart used to add a touch of love or beauty to messages.
When to use: Use for aesthetic purposes or to lightly express affection.
An exclamation mark shaped like a heart, used to emphasize love or excitement.
When to use: Perfect for adding emphasis to affectionate messages.
Two hands forming the shape of a heart. This emoji is used to express love, support, and appreciation in a warm, friendly manner.
When to use: A popular way to show support and love for friends, family, or a cause you believe in.
Represents romantic communication or heartfelt messages.
When to use: Use when sending or referring to love notes or affectionate texts.
To use these emojis, just scroll through the Heart emoji list above, find the one you like, and click the copy button next to it. Or try our custom combos: β‘ γ €κ¨οΈ ΛΚβ‘ΙΛ
For bulk copying (e.g., 1000 hearts), repeat β€οΈ in a text editor or use a generator tool.
The red heart emoji β€οΈ is a standard emoji character, while the heart suit β₯οΈ is part of the card deck symbols in Unicode. While they look similar, the emoji version β€οΈ is more commonly used in digital communication and often renders more graphically.
On a Windows PC, hold down the Alt key and type 3 on the numeric keypad to create the β₯ symbol. On a Mac, Press Command + Control + Space to open the Character Viewer, then select the heart you like.
Each colored heart carries a unique meaning. For example, β€οΈ symbolizes deep romantic love, π represents friendship and happiness, π signifies trust and loyalty, and π€ can mean sorrow or dark humor. Explore our guide for detailed meanings.
The Yellow Heart π is the most common emoji for friendship. The Orange Heart 𧑠and Blue Heart π are also widely used to represent a strong, supportive platonic bond.
Click the "Copy" button next to any emoji on this page or select the emoji and press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Cmd+C (Mac) to copy it. Paste it anywhere with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V.
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