What Do Heart Emojis Mean? Every Heart Color Explained
There are 26 heart emojis and each one carries a different meaning. Here's the complete guide to what every heart emoji means and when to use it.
Red Heart β€οΈ
The classic red heart is the most universal symbol of love and affection. Use it for romantic love, deep friendship, or strong positive feelings. It's the most-sent emoji globally.
Pink & Light Pink Hearts π©·πππππ
π©· Pink Heart β softer, more casual love, used in friendly and cute contexts
π Growing Heart β love that is increasing, excitement, affection
π Beating Heart β living love, care, heartfelt emotion
π Two Hearts β sharing love, cute romance, friendship
π Revolving Hearts β mutual love, relationship, togetherness
π Sparkling Heart β special love, glittery and magical feeling
Orange & Yellow Hearts π§‘π
π§‘ Orange Heart β friendship, care without romance, warmth and support. Often used between friends.
π Yellow Heart β happiness, optimism, positivity, friendship. The Snapchat 'best friend' heart.
Green & Blue Hearts πππ©΅
π Green Heart β nature, health, jealousy (sometimes), Ireland, environmental causes.
π Blue Heart β trust, loyalty, calm. Common in support for causes (autism, anti-bullying).
π©΅ Light Blue Heart β tender care, innocence, soft feelings.
Purple, Brown & Black Hearts ππ€π€
π Purple Heart β compassion, love, spiritual, also used for BTS fans and military.
π€ Brown Heart β earthy, natural, cozy, warmth.
π€ Black Heart β dark humor, sarcasm, edgy aesthetic, or deep sadness.
White Heart & Others π€β€οΈβπ₯πβ€οΈβπ©Ή
π€ White Heart β pure love, innocence, peace, clean aesthetic.
β€οΈβπ₯ Heart on Fire β passionate love, intense desire, burning feeling.
π Broken Heart β heartbreak, loss, sadness.
β€οΈβπ©Ή Mending Heart β healing from heartbreak, recovery, hope.