Heart Symbols
A heart says more than a word, which is why the heart symbol is one of the most copied characters on the web. These are real text hearts, not images, so they paste cleanly into a username, a bio, a caption or a document and keep working when the font changes. Below you will find the classic black heart, the outlined white heart, the small heart bullet and the heavy heart used across social apps.
Most looked-up hearts
Frequently asked questions
How do I copy a heart symbol?
Click any glyph in the grid on this page and it is copied to your clipboard instantly. Paste it with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V. Each symbol also has its own page with the code point, HTML entity and alt code.
Are these hearts real text or images?
They are real Unicode text characters, not images. That means they paste cleanly into documents, captions, usernames and code, and they scale with your font instead of blurring.
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