Heart symbols to copy
Tap a symbol to copy it. These are the plain heart marks and the coloured heart emoji, exactly as stored — nothing is converted or cleaned up.
Short heart names (4–8 characters)
Short names fit the name box with room to spare, so the heart never gets cut off. Tested in the Free Fire name box: not tested yet.
Heart names with ꧁꧂ frames
The ꧁ ꧂ brackets wrap a name like a banner. Hearts inside the frame keep the look soft. Tested in the Free Fire name box: not tested yet.
Soft and cute heart names
Pastel words with one or two hearts. These read as friendly rather than aggressive. Tested in the Free Fire name box: not tested yet.
Dark and bold heart names
A broken or black heart on a hard word gives a sharper tone for solo players. Tested in the Free Fire name box: not tested yet.
Duo, couple and squad heart names
Pick one name each and share the same heart. A matching mark makes squad members easy to spot in the lobby. Tested in the Free Fire name box: not tested yet.
Sharp heart names for rushers
Short, hard words with a single heart at the end. Quick to read on the kill feed. Tested in the Free Fire name box: not tested yet.
Heart kaomoji for bios and chat
Heart kaomoji are tiny faces made from symbols. They suit profile bios and chat, and they are longer than a name box usually allows, so we have not tested them in Free Fire.
Heart characters and their Unicode code points
Each heart below is one Unicode character with a fixed code point, so you can look it up in the Unicode charts. We have not run these through the Free Fire name box yet, so that column says so.
| Symbol | Unicode name | Code point | In the Free Fire name box |
|---|---|---|---|
| ♡ | White Heart Suit | U+2661 | not tested yet |
| ♥ | Black Heart Suit | U+2665 | not tested yet |
| ❤ | Heavy Black Heart | U+2764 | not tested yet |
| ❥ | Rotated Heavy Black Heart Bullet | U+2765 | not tested yet |
| ❦ | Floral Heart | U+2766 | not tested yet |
| ❧ | Rotated Floral Heart Bullet | U+2767 | not tested yet |
| ❣ | Heavy Heart Exclamation Mark Ornament | U+2763 | not tested yet |
| ღ | Georgian Letter Ghan | U+10E6 | not tested yet |
What the heart colours usually mean
Colour hearts are emoji, so their look changes by phone. Common reading: red ❤️ for love, black 🖤 for a dark or edgy tone, white 🤍 for calm, blue 💙 for loyalty and a broken heart 💔 for loss. This is how people use them in chat, not a Garena rule.
How to use a heart in your name
- Copy a name or a single symbol from this page.
- Open your Free Fire profile and tap the pencil next to your name.
- Paste it and read the preview before you confirm.
- If a box appears, pick a different heart.
Want to start from your own name? Use the generator on the FreeFireName homepage, or look at brazilian free fire names for a different style.
Frequently asked questions
Which heart symbol works in a Free Fire name?
We have not tested any of them in the Free Fire name box yet, so we do not claim one works. Paste the heart into the rename field and read the preview before you confirm. If you test one, tell us on our contact page with your date, game version and phone.
Why does a heart show as an empty box?
A box means your phone has no font for that character. The name itself is fine, but you may want a different symbol. The plain ♡ and ♥ are the most common hearts in system fonts.
Are heart emoji like ❤️ and 💔 allowed in names?
Garena does not publish a list of allowed characters, and we have not tested them. Treat emoji as unverified and check the preview on your own device.
Can I use these hearts outside Free Fire?
Yes, the symbols are standard Unicode text, so you can paste them into chat apps and profile bios. How they look depends on each app and phone.