The classic red heart
- Input
- coração vermelho / red heart
- Expected output
- ❤️ (U+2764 + U+FE0F)
The base code alone is an inherited text symbol; the variation selector right after it guarantees the colored fill.
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heart emoji
Searching 'heart' surfaces 46 emoji in the catalog, well past the 34 entries that literally carry 'heart' in their official name: the gap is made up of emoji that carry the word only as a keyword, not in the title, like 🫶 heart hands and 💑 couple with a heart.
The base code alone is an inherited text symbol; the variation selector right after it guarantees the colored fill.
1 of the catalog's 3 newest tones, alongside light blue and grey, all from the same 2022 batch.
One of the 7 "heart"-named emoji that live in a different group, this one in "people & body".
Yes, because what's copied is real Unicode text, not an image. Any text field that accepts Unicode (social media, WhatsApp, email, source code, file names) accepts the result. The only thing that can vary is the artwork: it may look different from platform to platform, but the meaning and the underlying text stay the same.
Because the filled ❤️ depends on two codepoints, not one: the base symbol U+2764, inherited from before emoji, and the variation selector U+FE0F right after it, which forces the colored version. If an older system ignores that second, invisible character, it shows only the plain outline of the original symbol.
No. Five colors (red, yellow, green, blue, purple) come from the first emoji set; black and white arrived later, in separate versions; and the 3 newest, pink, light blue and grey, only entered in the 2022 batch recorded as version 15 in the catalog, the same update that brought other new symbols to the rest of the site.
Because Unicode classification follows the emoji's official group, not whether the name mentions "heart": 🫶 heart hands and 🫀 anatomical heart live in "people & body", since they represent a body part or a gesture, not a pure emotion like the 27 hearts that sit in "smileys & emotion".
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