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5 Ways to Type Hearts

By Matthew Lynch
April 7, 2024
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Introduction:

Hearts are beautiful symbols of emotions and are universally known for expressing love, friendship, and passion. With modern technology and digital communication taking over, typing hearts has become an easy and effective way to convey your feelings in your messaging or social media. This article explores five different ways you can type these symbols of love to spice up your conversations.

1.The Classic Heart Emoji:

The classic heart emoji is your go-to option for instant charm when composing a message. Type a less-than bracket and the number three to create this heart: “<3”. This straightforward method is compatible across various platforms such as SMS, social media, and forums.

2.Emoticon Hearts:

Emoticon hearts provide variations on the classic heart symbol by adding flair with a touch of personification. Here are a few popular emoticon hearts you can use:

– ( ˘ ³˘)♡ : Typing this combination creates a lovely face with puckered lips, offering their heart.

– (♥ω♥) : This symbol presents a cute face with hearts for eyes.

– (。♥‿♥。): Uses larger hearts for eyes and a joyful expression, making the character even more endearing.

3.Alt Codes for Windows:

Using alt codes is an excellent method to create various heart shapes on Windows operating systems. It involves using specific keyboard combinations with the Alt key:

– Alt+3 : ♥ (Type a small black heart)

– Alt+14 : ♡ (Type a white hollow heart)

Note that these codes will only work if you have Num Lock enabled and use the numpad keys.

4.Copy and Paste Special Characters:

There are plenty of websites that offer special characters you can easily copy and paste into your messages instead of manually creating them on your keyboard:

Examples include:

– ♥, ♡,❣,❤️,💙

Copy these hearts from a source such as Unicode tables or emoji websites and paste them directly into your desired platform.

5.Emoji Keyboards:

Many messaging and social media platforms now come with built-in emoji keyboards for both desktop and mobile devices. Accessing these keyboards is simple:

– On computers: Press CTRL+CMD+Space (Mac) or Win+. (Windows) to open the emoji keyboard.

– On smartphones: Switch to the emoji keyboard by tapping on the corresponding icon on your on-screen keyboard.

These keyboards provide access to a vast array of heart emojis, including various colors, sizes, and designs.

Conclusion:

Typing hearts is a fantastic way to express love and support in this digital age. Whether you’re crafting a romantic message or sending love to family and friends, these five methods will help you personalize communications with style and creativity. Don’t hold back—type your heart out!

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