🫶 Heart Hands shows two hands forming a heart shape, the same gesture fans make at concerts and friends make in photos. It means love, support and appreciation, with a softer and more friendly feel than ❤️.
What does 🫶 mean?
The 🫶 emoji was added to Unicode in 2021 (U+1FAF6) under the name Heart Hands. It mirrors a real-life gesture made popular by celebrities, K-pop idols and athletes to thank their fans.
It says "I love you", "I appreciate you" or "sending you love", and works for friends, family, followers and partners alike.
When to use 🫶
- Thanking followers or fans in comments and captions.
- Showing support: "you've got this 🫶"
- Sending love to friends and family.
- Reacting to wholesome content you appreciate.
- Ending a message warmly.
🫶 in real conversations
Thank you all for 10k followers!
You deserve it 🫶✨
I'm nervous about my interview tomorrow
You'll do great, I believe in you 🫶
Miss you guys so much
Miss you more 🫶🫶
What does 🫶 mean from a girl or a guy?
From both girls and guys, 🫶 is usually warm and friendly rather than romantic. It shows care and gratitude. Between partners it can be romantic, but with friends it simply means "love you, friend".
🫶 vs similar emojis
- ❤️ Red Heart: stronger, more romantic love.
- 🥰 Smiling Face with Hearts: feeling loved.
- 🤗 Hugging Face: a warm virtual hug.
- 🙏 Folded Hands: thank you or please.
Tap any emoji below to copy it:
🫶 ❤️ 🥰 🤗 🙏 💕
Popular 🫶 combos to copy
- 🫶✨ = love and good vibes
- 🫶🥺 = touched, grateful
- 🫶🏻🫶🏾 = love across all skin tones
- 🫶💕 = sweet, cute love
🫶✨ 🫶🥺 🫶💕
How old is the 🫶 emoji?
🫶 Heart Hands is a newer emoji: it was approved in Emoji 14.0 in 2021 and arrived on iPhone with iOS 15.4 in March 2022. It supports five skin tones. It came in the same update as 🫠 Melting Face and 🫡 Saluting Face.
🫶 on TikTok and Instagram
On TikTok, 🫶 is the go-to "love you" from creators to fans, inspired by the K-pop heart gesture. On Instagram, 🫶 is used in thank-you posts to followers, fan comments and captions about friends and family.
Good to know before you send 🫶
🫶 is friendly love, not necessarily romantic, so don't read it as a confession. The hands change color with the skin tone you choose, so pick your tone before sending; the default yellow is neutral.
How 🫶 looks on different devices
🫶 is a newer Unicode emoji. It displays on iPhones with iOS 15.4 or later and on most recent Android phones. On older devices it may show as an empty box, so the person you text may not see it.
FAQ
Is 🫶 romantic?
It can be, but it is mostly a friendly way to show love and appreciation.
Why can't I see 🫶?
Your device or app may be too old. Updating your phone's system usually fixes it.
How do I copy 🫶?
Press the Copy Emoji button at the top of this page, then paste it anywhere.
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