How do I copy a heart emoji from this list?

Click anywhere on a heart card. The character is copied to your clipboard immediately and a confirmation message appears; then paste it wherever you need it.

What is the Unicode codepoint shown on each card?

It is the unique identifier assigned to that character in the Unicode standard, shown in U+XXXX format (for example U+1F494 for the broken heart). Some hearts use more than one codepoint joined together, such as the red heart or heart-on-fire sequences.

Why do the colored hearts look different on my phone versus this page?

Each operating system and app draws its own artwork for a given Unicode codepoint. The character copied is identical everywhere; only the visual style (Apple, Google, Samsung, etc.) changes based on the font rendering it.

What is the difference between the Red Heart and the Heart Suit emoji?

The Red Heart (U+2764 U+FE0F) is the standard emoji heart used for love and affection. The Heart Suit (U+2665 U+FE0F) is the card-suit heart, more commonly seen in card game and playing card contexts, though most platforms render it as a red heart too.

Does this list include every heart-related emoji?

It covers the standard colored hearts plus common expressive variants (broken, beating, growing, sparkling, revolving, heart on fire, mending heart), the heart hands gesture, and the anatomical heart. Typographic heart symbols that are not emoji, such as decorative ornaments and suit characters, are covered separately in the Heart Symbols tool.

Is any of my data sent to a server when I search or copy?

No. Searching and copying both run entirely in your browser with plain JavaScript; nothing is logged or transmitted.

Heart Emoji List

Name: Heart Emoji List
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Author: Nham Vu

Browse every heart emoji variant as real text, colors, broken heart, sparkling heart, heart on fire, and more, search by name, and click any one to copy it.

Heart Emoji

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Summary

Browse every heart emoji variant as real text, colors, broken heart, sparkling heart, heart on fire, and more, search by name, and click any one to copy it.

How it works

Scroll or search the grid to find a heart emoji.
Type a word like "orange", "broken", or "sparkling" in the search box to filter by color or mood.
Click any emoji card to copy that character to your clipboard.
Paste the emoji directly into a chat, document, or code editor.
Use the codepoint shown on each card (e.g. U+2764 U+FE0F) to look it up elsewhere or reference it in code.

Use cases

Find and copy the right colored heart for a chat message or social post without hunting through a phone keyboard.
Look up the exact name of a heart emoji for documentation or accessibility alt text.
Get the Unicode codepoint of a heart emoji for use in CSS, HTML entities, or code.
Browse heart emoji on a desktop browser where the OS emoji picker is limited or unavailable.
Pick a specific heart color to match a brand, flag, or team color online.
Add expressive hearts like the broken heart or heart on fire to captions and stories.

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Last updated: 2026-07-23 · Reviewed by Nham Vu