Love Symbol ∞ ♡: Copy Paste Love Text, Emoji and Meanings

Love Symbol Text: What Each One Means

Each love text symbol carries its own small message. Use this table to choose the right one before you paste it.

The ∞ sign is borrowed from maths, where it means infinity. People started using it for love that has no end. Learn more about it on the infinity symbol page.

Love Symbol Emoji: Couples, Hearts Eyes and More

Emoji add colour and a face to your feeling. The love symbol emoji in this page's grid are:

• 💑 Couple with heart: two people with a heart between them. Many people use it as a couple symbol for anniversaries or wedding posts.
• 💏 Kiss: two people kissing. Best kept for private chats with your partner.
• 😍 Heart eyes: "I love this." Works for food, songs, new phones and baby photos.
• 🥰 Smiling face with hearts: feeling loved, warm and happy. A sweet reply when someone does something kind.

Emoji look slightly different on Android, iPhone and Windows, and older phones may not show the newest ones. If you need the same look everywhere, use a text symbol like ♡ or ∞ instead. For more faces, see smiley symbols.

Symbols of Love Around the World

Long before phones, people used pictures and objects to show love. Here are some well known ones, described in words:

• Red rose: in many countries, a red rose is given to say "I love you". It is the most common flower on Valentine's Day. More flowers are on our flower symbols page.
• Lovebirds: small parrots that sit close in pairs. Their name became a word for a couple who are always together.
• Cupid's arrow: in old Roman stories, Cupid shoots an arrow that makes people fall in love. The heart with an arrow comes from this idea, and ❥ looks a bit like it.
• Radha and Krishna: in Hindu tradition, the pair is a famous picture of divine and pure love. Art often shows Krishna with his flute and Radha beside him, in a peacock-feather style setting.
• Claddagh ring: a traditional Irish ring showing two hands holding a heart with a crown. People describe the hands as friendship, the heart as love and the crown as loyalty.
• Infinity loop: the ∞ shape is now common on rings, lockets and bracelets as a sign of forever love.

If someone asks for a universal love symbol, the heart shape is the closest answer. It is understood in almost every country, even by people who do not share a language.

I Love You Symbol, Friendship Symbol and Family Symbol

I love you symbol: the shortest typed form is <3. Some people also write "143", a number code where each digit stands for the letters in "I love you" (1, 4, 3). In sign language, there is a well known "I love you" hand sign made by raising the thumb, index finger and little finger together. You can check the hand symbols page for gesture emojis.

Friendship symbol: there is no single official one, but ♡ and ∞ are very popular for friends. A friendship emoji symbol line like "Dosti ∞" or "Besties ♡ forever" is simple and looks good in a group name.

Family symbol: for family posts, many people use ❤ next to names, or ∞ to show a bond that lasts. Example: "Maa ❤ Papa ❤ Me".

Self love symbol: for a self-care bio, a soft heart works well, like "ʚ♡ɞ choosing myself ʚ♡ɞ". There is no fixed self love symbol, so pick what feels like you.

Ready Love Text Lines for Status and Bio

Copy any of these. They use only the symbols on this page and normal letters, so they work in most apps.

Keep it short. One or two symbols around a word look neat; ten in a row can look messy and may break in some apps.

How to Type Love Symbols on Phone and Computer

• ∞ on Windows: hold Alt and type 236 on the numeric keypad (Num Lock on). This is from the old DOS table, so check the result in your app.
• ∞ on Mac: press Option+5.
• ♥ on Windows: Alt+3 on the numeric keypad.
• Word: type 221E then Alt+X for ∞, or 2765 then Alt+X for ❥.
• Excel: =UNICHAR(8734) gives ∞.
• Google Docs: Insert > Special characters, then search "infinity" or "heart".
• <3: just type the less-than key and 3 on any keyboard.
• Phone: on most Android keyboards, ∞ is on the extra symbols page (?123 then =\<) or under a long-press, depending on the keyboard. On iPhone, the emoji keyboard has the couple and face emoji; for ʚ♡ɞ, copy it from this page and save it as a Text Replacement.

ʚ♡ɞ is made of three separate characters, so there is no single code for it. Copying it from the grid is the easiest way.