Heart and Love Kaomoji

Q: How do you make a heart kaomoji?

Start with any face and add a heart symbol. Use ♡ or ♥ as the eyes for a love-struck look, put one outside the brackets for a gesture, or frame the face with a heart on each side. Both symbols are ordinary text characters, so the result copies like any other text.

Heart eyes, blushing crushes and faces sending love, all made from plain text. Tap any face to copy it.

Heart kaomoji, also called love kaomoji, are Japanese text faces that use heart symbols for eyes, cheeks or decoration to show affection, like (♡°▽°♡). The heart is an ordinary text character, so the face stays plain text and pastes anywhere. Tap any face below to copy it, or open the kaomoji picker for every mood on one page.

Heart Kaomoji to Copy and Paste

Every face is plain text, so the hearts survive in bios, captions and group chats.

50 love and heart kaomoji. Click any face to copy it.

How to Read a Heart Kaomoji

Where the heart sits changes what it says. Hearts inside the brackets are feelings; hearts outside are gestures.

(♡°▽°♡) frames wide ° eyes with a heart on each side and opens the mouth with ▽. It is the classic starstruck crush.
(｡♥‿♥｡) swaps the eyes themselves for solid hearts, with ｡ dots for blush. Totally in love.
(灬♥ω♥灬) adds 灬, the four-dot “fire” radical from kanji, as rows of blush on both cheeks. It reads as flushed from head to toe.
♡~(´･ω･｀) sends a heart off to the left with a small wave line, the face of someone passing love along.
(っ♡ω♡)っ pairs heart eyes with っ arms held out for a hug.

When to Use Heart Kaomoji

Send one to a partner, a best friend, or anyone who just did something kind. Heart faces also work for fandom love, from a favourite character to an idol you follow. They are strong, though, so a heart-eyed face in a work chat can read more romantic than you meant. A single ♡ after a friendly face is the gentler option.

More Kaomoji Categories

Love has neighbours. Blush kaomoji hide a crush behind their hands, kiss and wink kaomoji flirt, hug kaomoji hold on tight, and cute kaomoji keep things sweet.

FAQ

How do you make a heart kaomoji?

Start with any face and add a heart symbol. Use ♡ or ♥ as the eyes for a love-struck look, put one outside the brackets for a gesture, or frame the face with a heart on each side. Both symbols are ordinary text characters, so the result copies like any other text.

What is the difference between ♡ and ♥ in kaomoji?

They are the white and black heart suit symbols from the same Unicode block. The outlined ♡ feels lighter and more playful, and the solid ♥ feels bolder. Neither is an emoji, so both keep the text look of the face instead of turning into a coloured picture.

What does (灬♥ω♥灬) mean?

It means deeply in love and blushing hard. The ♥ eyes show adoration, the ω is a small soft mouth, and the 灬 marks on each side are rows of blush, borrowed from the four-dot fire radical used in kanji.