🫰️ Hand with index finger and thumb crossed emoji
HTML
🫰
Unicode
U+1FAF0
What is 🫰️ called?
🫰️ is called the Hand with index finger and thumb crossed emoji.
Commonly called the finger heart, Korean heart gesture, or K-pop heart. Those names reflect its popular cultural association; the official name describes the crossed thumb and index finger.
What does 🫰️ mean?
🫰 crosses the thumb and index finger to make a tiny heart shape. Known as the finger heart, it expresses love, affection, gratitude, fan support, or a cute and compact “I love you.”
The gesture became internationally familiar through South Korean popular culture, including K-pop and television. In other contexts the same fingers may resemble a money gesture or the start of a finger snap, so surrounding words help.
Other meanings
Finger heart, Korean pop-culture affection, fan love, thanks, a tiny heart, money, something expensive, or preparing to snap fingers.
Example Usage
Thank you for all the support 🫰
Sending a tiny heart back to every fan 🫰
More details
Officially named hand with index finger and thumb crossed. Its code point is U+1FAF0, introduced in Emoji 14.0, with five skin-tone variants.
Variants
Related emoji
Hand gestures emojis
Visual description
A hand with the thumb crossed over or under the index finger so their tips form a small heart-like shape.
The other fingers curl into the palm. At small sizes it can resemble 🤏 Pinching hand, but the crossed fingertips close the gap.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
Share
https://emoji.ac/hand-with-index-finger-and-thumb-crossed