love

A classic red heart.

Two hearts, one slightly smaller — mutual love, or hearts floating together.

A pink heart with sparkles — affection with a little extra shine.

A heart pierced by an arrow, like Cupid's.

A face with hearts for eyes — you love what you're looking at.

A warm smiling face surrounded by small floating hearts — a burst of affection.

A face blowing a kiss with a small heart — sending love from a distance.

A purple heart — passion, creativity, or fandom love.

A yellow heart — cheerful friendship, sunshine, or pure joy.

Two hearts revolving around each other.

A heart with motion lines — a beating heart, love that's alive and active.

A growing heart, enlarging in stages.

A heart tied with a ribbon — love given as a gift.

A lipstick kiss mark — a kiss, affection, or glamour.

A couple with a heart.

A heart on fire.

A red rose — romantic love, beauty, or appreciation.

A blue heart — calm affection, friendship, trust, or brand love.

A green heart — nature, growth, health, or (older usage) jealousy.

An envelope with a heart — a love letter or heartfelt message.

A heart-shaped decoration — decorative love without deep weight.

A tulip — spring, gentle beauty, or simple affection.

A cherry blossom — spring, beauty, and fleeting moments.

A heart split in two — heartbreak, loss, or emotional pain.

A black heart — dark humor, grief, or an edgy aesthetic.

A brown heart — warmth, earthiness, or representation of brown skin tones.

An orange heart — warmth, autumn, or enthusiastic friendship.

A white heart — purity, peace, or a clean minimalist aesthetic.

A gemstone — something precious, luxurious, or rare.

A face giving a small kiss with closed eyes — sweet, affectionate.

A kiss with smiling eyes — happy, playful affection.

A cat with heart-shaped eyes.

A kissing cat.

A heart-shaped exclamation mark.

A soft pink heart.

A light blue heart.

A grey heart.

A hand with the index finger and thumb crossed — the Korean "finger heart" gesture.

The "I love you" sign in American Sign Language.

Heart hands.

An anatomical heart.

A mouth.

A biting lip.

Two people holding hands.

Two women holding hands.

A woman and a man holding hands.

Two men holding hands.

Two people kissing.