🫶

heart hands

Last updated: 05/06/2026

🫶 represents heart hands, typically shown as two hands forming a heart shape with the fingers curved together and the thumbs meeting at the bottom. The palms face forward to create the outline of a heart.

This hand gesture mainly means love, support, and appreciation in a digital context. It is frequently used to express a sense of warmth, gratitude, or a "thank you" to friends, family, or followers during positive interactions.

In daily chats, it serves as a perfect affectionate sign-off or a way to react to a cute photo. You might use it to say "I love this!" or to show solidarity when someone shares good news or a heartfelt story.

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U+1FAF6
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Platform rendering differences

heart hands appearance on Apple

Apple

heart hands appearance on Microsoft

Microsoft

heart hands appearance on Twemoji

Twemoji

heart hands appearance on Noto

Noto

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