Make a Heart on Facebook

Making a heart on Facebook is a fun way to express your undying love and affection - whether it's for your significant other, best friend, or just a picture of a really cute puppy. There are several easy ways to make this universal symbol of care and romance, all of which take approximately two seconds! See Step 1 below to get started.

Steps

Simple Pink Heart

  1. Write <3. Then press enter. Once published, your <3 will be replaced with a pink colored β™₯.

Emoji Heart

  1. Use heart-shaped emoji. Not everyone will believe it, but the icons you see in Step 2 below are actually hidden heart-shaped emoji.
    • If you're a Chrome user, you will see plain black squares, and if you're a Firefox, IE or Safari user, you will see plain black hearts.
    • All you need to do is copy the square/heart you want and paste it into a Facebook post or comment.
    • Once you post your comment, it will magically turn into one of the hearts described below.
  2. Copy and paste a pre-typed heart. You can use one of the following:
    • Beating Heart--πŸ’“
    • Broken Heart-- πŸ’”
    • Sparkling Heart--πŸ’–
    • Growing Heart--πŸ’—
    • Heart with Arrow/ Fall in Love--πŸ’˜
    • Blue Heart--πŸ’™
    • Green Heart--πŸ’š
    • Yellow Heart--πŸ’›
    • Red Heart--❀️
    • Purple Heart --πŸ’œ
    • Heart with Ribbon--πŸ’

Old-School Techniques

  1. Use the Character Map on a PC. This will give you access to a wide array of symbols, hearts, skulls, and much more. Simply open Character Map, and click on the desired symbol.
    • You can open character map on Windows XP, Windows 7 or Windows 8 by going to the start menu and looking under All Programs β†’ Accessories β†’ System Tools β†’ Character Map.
  2. Use Character Viewer on a Mac. Click on the Character Viewer icon on the menubar, and pick a character set from the left-hand sidebar.
    • For example, pictographs contain the heart symbol in both black and white. Click on either, and a list of variations will appear on the right.
    • Right-click on the desired heart variation and copy to the clipboard.
    • Paste into Facebook, and delete the extra font information, leaving only the heart.
  3. Use the Alt-codes on a PC. This technique will work on most computers running Windows. Press and hold the Alt key. Next, click the 3 key on your number pad. The heart symbol will appear.
  4. Try Shift + Ins. For some computers, another combination will work. Press down Shift and Ins at the same time, which will make the β™₯ symbol.



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