Write names and messages in romantic Unicode script with hearts โก โค แฆ โฅ โ for anniversaries, Valentine's Day, couple bios and love notes. Copy into supported text fields and preview the result in the destination app.
Hearts
Hearts: Forever Yours
Red Hearts
Red Hearts: Forever Yours
Sparkling Hearts
Sparkling Hearts: Forever Yours
Georgian Heart แฆ
Georgian Heart แฆ: Forever Yours
Heart Bullet โฅ
Heart Bullet โฅ: Forever Yours
Double Hearts
Double Hearts: Forever Yours
Heart Divider
Heart Divider: Forever Yours
Couple Style
Couple Style: Forever Yours
Cursive
Cursive: Forever Yours
Bold Cursive
Bold Cursive: Forever Yours
Serif Italic
Serif Italic: Forever Yours
Soft Spaced
Soft Spaced: Forever Yours
Infinity
Infinity: Forever Yours
Rose
Rose: Forever Yours
Ring
Ring: Forever Yours
Love Letter
Love Letter: Forever Yours
Styled letters are Unicode characters, not fonts. Platform fields may reject some characters, and glyph appearance varies by device and app. Screen readers may announce styled letters individually and search engines may not match them to plain words, so test the result and keep essential details in plain text. Unicode accessibility guide
A love text generator pairs flowing script alphabets with heart symbols from across Unicode โ the white heart โก, the classic โค, the Georgian letter แฆ that doubles as a heart, the heart bullet โฅ and heart emoji. Copy the characters into supported WhatsApp, iMessage and Instagram fields, e-cards and gift tags; rendering may vary between apps and devices.
The Couple Style puts a heart between two names ("๐๐ต๐ฎ๐ โค ๐ข๐ช๐ถ") โ type both names separated by a space to use it.
Type a name, two names, or a short message.
Pick a heart style. Hearts and Red Hearts are the most versatile.
Copy and paste into a message, caption, bio or card.
โก (U+2661) is the outlined white heart, โค (U+2764) the classic heavy black heart, which most platforms render red as emoji. แฆ is the Georgian letter "ghani", borrowed for its heart-like curl. โฅ is a rotated heavy heart bullet from the Dingbats block. โ stands in for "forever". All are plain characters except the emoji hearts (๐ ๐น ๐ ๐), which each platform draws in its own style.
Popular uses: a couple's names with a heart and date in an Instagram bio (๐๐ต๐ฎ๐ โค ๐ข๐ช๐ถ ยท 14.02.22), a decorated first line in an anniversary post, a WhatsApp status on Valentine's Day, matching display names for a couple on Discord, and gift tags or e-cards designed in Canva with the text pasted in.
Script alphabets are decorative and slow to read; keep messages short (a name, a line) and write longer notes in plain text with a decorated header. Bold Cursive is easier to read than light Script on phones.
Text hearts such as โก โค แฆ โฅ โ often have broad support, but glyph shapes can still vary by font and device. Emoji hearts vary by platform โ the same ๐ looks different on iPhone and Android.
Type both names with a space between and copy the Couple Style, or add โค manually from the styles above.
Platforms render U+2764 as an emoji (red) or a text glyph (black). Add the variation selector or use โก for consistent black/white.
You can paste the characters into many WhatsApp and iMessage text fields, but display and acceptance vary by field and device.
Some display-name and bio fields accept decorative characters, but rules vary. Login usernames and handles commonly have stricter limits; check the service rules first.
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