Heart Symbol Copy and Paste

Click any heart to copy it instantly, then paste it anywhere you like.

Click any heart below to copy it. Then paste with Ctrl+V (or Cmd+V on Mac).

Heart Text Symbols

Colored Heart Emojis

Special Heart Emojis

How to Type a Heart

MethodWhat to pressResult
Windows Alt codeHold Alt, type 3 on numpadโ™ฅ
HTML entity♥ or ♥โ™ฅ
UnicodeU+2665 (โ™ฅ), U+2764 (โค)โ™ฅ โค
Mac emoji pickerCtrl + Cmd + Spaceโค๏ธ
Phone keyboardOpen emoji key, tap a heartโค๏ธ

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Updated 2026-08-07 ยท Built and maintained by the MakeToolz team.

The Easiest Way to Copy a Heart Symbol

A heart symbol is one of the most-used characters online, and this free tool puts every version in one place. You get classic text hearts like โ™ฅ and โค that work in almost any font, plus the full set of colored heart emojis from red โค๏ธ to purple ๐Ÿ’œ to broken ๐Ÿ’”. Just click the heart you want and it copies to your clipboard right away.

Nothing installs and nothing is sent to a server. The whole grid runs in your browser, so it works on phones, tablets, laptops, and school or work computers. Use the search box to jump straight to a color or mood, then paste your heart into a caption, bio, message, or document.

How to Use the Heart Symbol

  1. 1
    Find your heart. Scroll the grid or type a word like purple, broken, or pink into the search box to filter instantly.
  2. 2
    Click to copy. Tap any heart chip. The button confirms with Copied! so you know it worked.
  3. 3
    Paste it anywhere. Press Ctrl+V (or Cmd+V on Mac) in your caption, bio, chat, or document.
  4. 4
    Want to type it yourself? Check the reference table for Alt codes, HTML entities, and Unicode points.

Why Use MakeToolz's Heart Symbol?

Text and emoji hearts

Copy plain Unicode hearts like โ™ฅ โค โ™ก that keep their color as text, plus 30+ full-color heart emojis in one grid.

One-click copy

Every heart is a button. Click it and it lands on your clipboard instantly, with a Copied confirmation.

Instant search filter

Type a color or mood to filter the whole library in real time, so you find the right heart in seconds.

Typing reference built in

A quick table shows the Windows Alt code, HTML entity, Unicode point, and Mac shortcut for hearts.

Works on every device

Runs fully in the browser with no install, so it works on iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, and Chromebook.

Private and free

No sign-up, no server, no tracking of what you copy. The tool is free and runs entirely on your device.

Who Uses the Heart Symbol and Why

People reach for a heart symbol whenever plain words are not quite enough. Someone writing an Instagram caption drops a red โค๏ธ to add warmth, a student decorates a bio with โ™ก, and a friend sends ๐Ÿ’” to say they are having a rough day. Because the heart is understood in almost every language, it has become a fast, friendly shortcut for love, thanks, support, and celebration across texting, social media, and email.

This tool is built for anyone who wants that heart without hunting through menus. Content creators use it for captions and thumbnails, designers grab a clean โ™ฅ for mockups, developers copy the exact character for a button label, and teachers or parents use it to brighten a note. Instead of memorizing codes, you click the heart you want and paste it wherever you are typing.

Popular Places People Paste a Heart Symbol

  • Social captions: Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook posts use hearts to set a warm tone and draw the eye to the words that matter.
  • Bios and usernames: A single โ™ก or ๐Ÿฉท in a profile name or bio adds personality without cluttering the text.
  • Messages and comments: Hearts reply faster than a sentence and soften a short message so it does not read as cold.
  • Design and slides: Presentations, greeting cards, and posters use โค as a clean accent that scales with the font.
  • Code and web pages: Developers place hearts in buttons, footers, and labels, often using the HTML entity so it renders everywhere.

How Copying a Heart Symbol Works

Every heart on this page is a real Unicode character, which is the shared standard that lets the same symbol appear across apps and devices. When you click a chip, the tool copies that exact character to your clipboard using your browser. Text hearts like โ™ฅ behave like letters and take on the color of your font, while emoji hearts like ๐Ÿ’œ carry their own built-in color from the emoji set your device uses.

Because rendering is controlled by the device, the honest limit is that the same emoji can look a little different on an iPhone, an Android phone, or a Windows computer, and a few newer hearts may show as a box on very old software that has not been updated. The underlying character and its meaning stay the same, so the person reading it still sees a heart.

Heart Symbol Codes Reference

HeartNameUnicodeHTML entity
โ™ฅHeart suitU+2665♥ or ♥
โ™กWhite heartU+2661♡
โคHeavy black heartU+2764❤
โฅRotated heart bulletU+2765❥
โฃHeart exclamationU+2763❣
๐Ÿ’œPurple heart emojiU+1F49C💜

Common Mistakes and Tips

The most common mix-up is expecting an emoji heart to change color with your font. It will not, because emoji hearts carry their own color, while text hearts like โ™ฅ and โ™ก follow the font and can be styled with CSS. Another frequent slip is typing Alt+3 on a keyboard without a numeric keypad, which does nothing on many laptops. If the Alt code fails, just copy the character here instead, since that always works no matter the keyboard.

If you want more decoration around your heart, pair it with other characters using the symbol text generator, grab a matching mark from the degree symbol page, or add a cute face with kaomoji. Mixing a heart with a small kaomoji is a popular way to give a bio a hand-made feel.

People Also Ask

What is the Alt code for the heart symbol?

On Windows, hold the Alt key and type 3 on the numeric keypad to make โ™ฅ. It only works with a real numpad, so on a laptop it is easier to copy the heart from this page.

How do I type a heart symbol on Windows?

Use Alt+3 on the numeric keypad for โ™ฅ, or press Windows key + period to open the emoji picker and choose a colored heart.

How do I type a heart on a Mac?

Press Control + Command + Space to open the emoji and symbol picker, then search for heart and click the one you want.

What is the HTML code for a heart symbol?

The classic heart uses the entity ♥ which is the same as ♥ and renders as โ™ฅ. For the heavy heart โค use ❤.

What does the black heart symbol mean?

The black heart ๐Ÿ–ค often stands for dark humor, grief, or a bold, edgy style, though many people simply like how it looks. Meaning depends on the context of the message.

What is the difference between โ™ฅ and โค?

The โ™ฅ is the plain heart suit that takes your font color, while โค is the heavy black heart that usually shows as a red emoji. They are separate Unicode characters with the same basic shape.

How do I make a heart symbol on my iPhone keyboard?

Tap the emoji key on your keyboard, then choose a heart from the smileys and symbols section. You can also copy any heart from this page and paste it.

What is the Unicode for the heart symbol?

The heart suit โ™ฅ is U+2665 and the heavy black heart โค is U+2764. Emoji hearts like the purple heart ๐Ÿ’œ use higher code points such as U+1F49C.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the heart symbol?
The heart symbol is a character shaped like a stylized heart used to show love, care, or affection. It exists as a plain text character like โ™ฅ and as full-color emojis like โค๏ธ and ๐Ÿ’œ.
How do I copy a heart symbol from this page?
Click any heart in the grid. It copies to your clipboard right away, then you paste it with Ctrl+V on Windows or Cmd+V on Mac.
Can I use these hearts on Instagram, TikTok, and Discord?
Yes. Heart text symbols and heart emojis are standard Unicode, so they paste into Instagram captions, TikTok bios, Discord messages, and most other apps.
Why does a heart emoji look different on someone else's phone?
Each platform draws its own emoji art, so the same code can look slightly different on iPhone, Android, and Windows. The meaning stays the same everywhere.

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