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Home›How To›3 Ways to Make the Heart Symbol Using a Computer

3 Ways to Make the Heart Symbol Using a Computer

By Matthew Lynch
January 4, 2024
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The heart symbol is a popular character that represents love and affection. It’s often used in text messages, emails, and social media posts to express warm feelings and emotions. Creating a heart symbol using your computer keyboard is relatively simple, and there are multiple ways to do it. In this article, we will explore three different methods to make the heart symbol on your computer.

1. Alt Code Method (Windows)

The Alt Code method is a common approach to creating special characters, including the heart symbol, using a Windows PC. Follow these steps to make a heart symbol using this method:

– Ensure that your num lock is turned on.

– Press and hold the “Alt” key on your keyboard.

– While still holding the “Alt” key, type “3” on the numeric keypad (not the row of numbers above the letters).

– Release the “Alt” key, and the heart symbol (♥) should appear at your cursor’s position.

2. Unicode Input Method (Mac)

For Mac users, the Unicode input method is an easy way to create special characters like the heart symbol. For this method, follow these steps:

– Access or open an application that allows text input (such as a document or messaging app).

– Place your cursor at the desired position for entering the heart symbol.

– Press “Control + Command + Spacebar” together on your keyboard.

– A Character Viewer window will appear; search for “heart” in its search bar.

– Double-click on the desired heart symbol (♥) to insert it into your text.

3. Emojis and Special Characters Panel (Both Windows and Mac)

The Emojis and Special Characters panel is another convenient way to insert special symbols like the heart icon. To use this method on both Windows and Mac computers:

For Windows:

– Place your cursor where you want to insert the heart symbol within a text field.

– Press “Win + Period (.)” or “Win + Semicolon (;)” to open the Emoji Panel.

– Browse through the available emojis and symbols or use the search bar to find the heart symbol (♥).

– Click on the heart symbol to insert it into your text.

For Mac:

– Place your cursor where you want to insert the heart symbol in a text input area.

– Press “Control + Command + Spacebar” together on your keyboard.

– The Character Viewer window will appear, showing various symbols, including the heart icon.

– Double-click on the desired heart symbol (♥) to insert it into your text.

In conclusion, these three simple methods will allow you to create and insert heart symbols in your messages and documents using your computer. Whether you choose the Alt Code, Unicode input, or Emojis and Special Characters panel, these options will enable you to express love and affection with just a few keystrokes.

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