🩶️ Grey heart emoji
HTML
🩶
Unicode
U+1FA76
What is 🩶️ called?
🩶️ is called the Grey heart emoji.
Also known as the gray heart in American English, and sometimes called the silver or slate heart. “Neutral heart” is an interpretation inspired by its muted colour.
What does 🩶️ mean?
🩶 is a plain grey heart for affection, calm support, neutrality, muted emotion, silver or grey themes, and understated design. The official spelling is “grey,” while “gray heart” is the standard American English search form.
Some people read the colour as balance, reserve, sadness, or quiet care, but none of those meanings is mandatory. It can also simply match clothing, a team, an animal, or a visual palette.
Other meanings
Subdued affection, emotional neutrality, silver styling, quiet sympathy, grey identity or design, mixed feelings, and calm encouragement.
Example Usage
Keeping the design simple with silver and grey 🩶
I may not know what to say, but I am here 🩶
More details
Officially named grey heart. Its code point is U+1FA76, introduced in Emoji 15.0. Both “grey” and “gray” identify the same emoji; Unicode uses the British spelling.
Related emoji
Hearts emojis
Visual description
A single solid grey heart with two rounded upper lobes and a pointed lower tip.
Platform shades range from pale silver to dark slate. It contains no texture, face, outline, or additional emblem.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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