Heart Kaomoji

1,103 faces in this collection - Updated November 2026

These faces are about affection, not just cuteness. Grab one with hearts woven in when you mean love, a crush, or a warm thank-you. For adorable without the romance, try cute kaomoji; for a bashful blush, try shy kaomoji. Every kaomoji heart face here, from one tiny ♡ to hearts kaomoji with several, copies as plain text.

Heart Kaomoji by type

Heart-eyes kaomoji

  • (♥_♥)

  • (♥ω♥*)

  • (。♥‿♥。)

  • (♥_♥/)

  • (♥_♥∥)

  • (∩♥‿♥)⊃━☆゚.*

  • (♥‿♥)

  • (♥_♥♡)

Sending a heart

  • (´∀`)ノ~♡

  • ˅ɞ♡⃛ʚ˅

  • (っ´∀`)っ♡⌒

  • (๑˘ ³˘๑)チュ~♡

  • ღ꒡ ᴈ꒡)♡⃛(꒡ε ꒡ღ

  • (っ ̄³ ̄)っ ~♡

  • ( っ¯ ³¯ )っ~♡

  • ねぇねぇ(っ´ω`)っ♡

Heart hands & holding hearts

  • (♡_♡)

  • (♡o♡)

  • (♡♥♡)

  • (♥‿♡)

  • (♡^^♡)

  • (♡∀♡)

  • (♡˙︶˙♡)

  • ฅ(♡ơ ₃ơ)ฅ

Big heart kaomoji ♥

  • ( ˘ ³˘)♥

  • (♥ε♥)

  • ♥(^♥^)♥

  • (^♥^)

  • (♥o♥)

  • (•♥•)

  • (✧♥✧)

  • (♥◡♥)

Heart Kaomoji to copy

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  • ( ˘ ³˘)♥

  • ✧・゚: *✧・゚:*(ˊᗜˋ)*:・゚✧*:・゚✧

  • ♡(˶ᵔ ᗜ ᵔ˶)キュン

  • 💗(˶ᵔ ᗜ ᵔ)キュンキュン

  • 💓(˶ᵔ ᗜ ᵔ˶)キュンキュン

  • (。・ω・)ノ゙

  • (´・ω・`)

  • (。•ㅅ•。)♡

  • (´。• ω •。`)

  • ◝(⑅•ᴗ•⑅)◜..°♡

  • (♥_♥)

  • (♥ε♥)

  • (♥ω♥*)

  • (。♥‿♥。)

  • (๑♡⌓♡๑)

  • ♥(^♥^)♥

  • ♡(.◜ω◝.)♡

  • ( ˘⌣˘)♡(˘⌣˘ )

  • (´∀`)♡

  • (*´ω`*)

  • (^♥^)

  • (♥o♥)

  • (•♥•)

  • (✧♥✧)

  • (♥◡♥)

  • (♥∀♥)

  • (♥_♥/)

  • (♥_♥∥)

  • (^♥^)v

  • (✧∀✧)/♥

  • ♥( ˘ ³˘)

  • (˶♥˙ω˙♥˶)

  • (∩♥‿♥)⊃━☆゚.*

  • [♥♥]

  • (♡_♡)

  • (♥‿♥)

  • (>.♥)

  • (♡o♡)

  • (♥-♥)

  • (ʘ♡ʘ)

  • (♥♥,)

  • (♥♡♥)

  • (^♡^)

  • (♥^♥)

  • (♡♥♡)

  • (♥.♥)

  • {♡_♡}

  • (♥‿♡)

  • (>.<)♥

  • (♥_♥♡)

  • (♡^^♡)

  • (✿♥‿♥✿)

  • (♡∀♡)

  • (•ᴗ•)♡

  • (♥ŐωŐ♥)

  • (。・・。)♡

  • (♡˙︶˙♡)

  • (*´`*)♡

  • ღ(˘ω˘ღ)

  • (ღ♡‿♡ღ)

  • (ღ˃▿˂ღ)

  • (ღ˘◡˘ღ)

  • ღ(ˆ⌣ˆღ)

  • (*´˘`*)♡

  • (๑•ᴗ•๑)♡

  • (❁´`❁) ♡

  • (⑉• •⑉)❤︎

  • (ノ*>∀<)ノ♡

  • ฅ(♡ơ ₃ơ)ฅ

  • (ღ ˘⌣˘ ღ)

  • (ღ˃̵ᴗ˂̵ღ)

  • (ღ´❛ᴗ❛`ღ)

  • (ღ´∀`ღ)スキ

  • ღ(¯`♥´¯)ღ

  • ╰(*´︶`*)╯♡

  • (ღ✿´ ꒳ `ღ)

  • (ღ˘⌣˘ღ)ハート

  • ( ͜♡・ω・) ͜♡

  • ღ(¯`◕‿◕´¯)ღ

  • (๑´ㅂ`๑)♡*.+゜

  • (´,,•ω•,,`)♡

  • ( •ω•ฅ).。.:*♡

  • ღ(•̥̑ .̮ •̥̑ღ)

  • ⊂(♡⌂♡)⊃

  • (づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ

  • (๑´ლ`๑)フフ♡

  • (♥д♥)

  • (♡-♡)

  • (●♡∀♡)

  • ⊆♥_㇁♥⊇

  • ('∀'●)♡

  • (♡´౪`♡)

  • (´ε` )♡

  • (人・㉨・)♡

  • ♡(ŐωŐ人)

  • (っ˘ω˘ς)

How these faces work

  1. Choose how much heart you mean: a small ♡ for a thank-you, or full heart eyes for someone special.
  2. Tap Copy. Heart symbols copy with the face, so nothing goes missing.
  3. Paste into your chat, then add your own words around it if you need context.

About heart faces

Affection shows up as hearts woven into poses, not only a single heart glyph. Choose lighter mixes for friends and fuller swoons when the relationship already supports that tone.

The ♡ heart glyph in kaomoji is borrowed from its original use as a decorative typography mark in Japanese print and then in digital culture. When placed in the eyes it shifts the entire reading of a face from neutral to devoted. Japanese internet culture developed dozens of heart-eye configurations — each placing ♡ at a slightly different position or paired with different mouth marks to calibrate the exact warmth level conveyed.

Hearts change meaning with placement. A ♡ held between the arms reads as offering affection, hearts used as eyes suggest a crush or admiration, and a trail of small hearts floating away hints at swooning. The outline ♡ tends to look softer and friendlier, while the filled ♥ reads as stronger and more romantic, so choose the glyph that matches your relationship.

Heart faces come in four builds, which are the same groups used on this page: heart eyes (♡ω♡), a heart being sent or tossed, hands holding a heart, and big stand-alone hearts. A Japanese heart symbol is simply ♡ or ♥ placed inside or beside the face, and "kawaii hearts" usually means the outlined ♡ rather than the solid ♥. Everything here pastes as ordinary text. If you want the picture version instead, the heart emoji page lists every heart color with its meaning.

A few faces from nearby categories.

  • (⸝⸝⸝´꒳`⸝⸝⸝)

  • (・ω・)ノ

  • (^o^)

  • ⊂(・﹏・⊂)

  • (。・ω・)ノ゙

  • ʕ•ᴥ•ʔつ🍫

  • (☆∀☆)

  • (∩_∩)

Frequently asked questions

  • Is a heart kaomoji always romantic?

    No. Many people use soft heart faces to thank friends or show appreciation. Context and the surrounding words decide whether it reads as friendly warmth or romance.

  • What are heart kaomoji for?

    They add affection, crush energy, or warm thanks without sending a sticker pack. Use them for love notes, friend appreciation, or soft reactions.

  • What are love kaomoji?

    Love kaomoji are affection-first text faces—often with hearts in the eyes, cheeks, or pose. This page groups them with heart kaomoji so you can copy romantic or warm faces without mixing them into a general happy grid.

  • Heart kaomoji vs the ❤️ emoji?

    The emoji is one picture glyph. Heart kaomoji weave hearts into a full face or pose, so the reaction feels more expressive and still copies as text.

  • Can these read as too romantic?

    Some can. For friendship, choose lighter blush-and-heart mixes; save full swoon faces for partners or clearly playful threads.

  • Which heart kaomoji is best for a crush?

    Something soft that does not shout, like (〃▽〃)♡ or (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤. A blush says "I like you" without the full heart-eyes swoon, which is easier to send early on.

  • How do I copy and paste a heart symbol or a heart face?

    Tap Copy under any face with ♡ or ♥ and paste it where you want it. If you only want a heart with no face, use the 'Big heart kaomoji' group on this page and copy the lone symbol. Hearts are standard Unicode, so they work in bios, usernames, and captions on nearly every app.

  • What is the difference between a heart kaomoji and an in-love kaomoji?

    A heart kaomoji can carry any warm mood, including a thank-you or a hug for a friend. In-love kaomoji, such as the heart-eyed faces on the love kaomoji page, signal a crush or romance specifically, so pick the heart face that matches how close you are to the person.

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