🧡

A solid brown heart. Added to Unicode in 2019 alongside 🤍 (white heart). Means warm love, cosy / coffee / chocolate aesthetic, or — in racial-solidarity contexts — appreciation of brown / Black communities. Common in coffee-content captions, autumn-bakery posts and BIPOC-celebration messages. Reads warm; the colour does most of the work.

A solid yellow heart, outside the Snapchat-specific meaning. Means friendship love, sunshine, "you brighten my day", happy / positive affection. Common in best-friend appreciation posts, sunny-day captions and warm-but-not-romantic messages. Distinct from ❤️ in that it's read as platonic, not romantic. Pairs with 🌻 and ✨ in cheerful-themed content.

A solid white heart. Means purity, peace, condolences, "pure love", or — in K-pop / fandom contexts — devotion to a particular bias. Common in memorial / RIP posts, wedding content, and stan-Twitter reactions. The condolence read leads in tribute contexts; the fandom read leads in stan-Twitter. Reads sincere; never sarcastic.

A pink heart with motion lines suggesting it's pulsing or beating. Means heart racing, excited love, "you make my heart race", strong affection. Common in early-crush DMs, anniversary captions and reactions to extremely cute content. Reads slightly more intense than ❤️ because of the motion implication. Pairs with 💖, 💕 and 😍 in romantic-themed messages.

A simple red heart — the original, oldest love emoji. Means romantic love, deep affection, and platonic "love you" between close family or best friends. On Snapchat it's a platform-specific upgrade from 💛, signalling you and a contact have been each other's #1 best friend for two straight weeks. Universal across age groups; the least confusing heart emoji. The default sign-off for "love you" texts.