Blue Emoji
Blue emoji to copy and paste, with green, red, yellow, orange and purple sets beside them: π hearts, π΅ circles, π¦ squares, π waves and π« blueberries. Tap one to copy it with its official name and Emoji version, and find color combos for an aesthetic bio.
Blue
Green
Purple, yellow and orange
Red
Copy a colored emoji in three steps
- Find your color in the sections: blue first, then green, purple, yellow, orange and red.
- Tap the emoji. It is copied and added to the selection box, where you can build a row of one color.
- Paste it. For a bio, take a ready-made color combo from the last group.
Colored shapes and blue lines
More emoji from the same part of the Unicode list, and framed lines you can copy and edit.
Blue emoji with official names
| Emoji | Official name | Added in | Group | Skin tones |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| π | blue heart | Emoji 0.6 | heart | No |
| π©΅ | light blue heart | Emoji 15.0 | heart | No |
| π΅ | blue circle | Emoji 0.6 | geometric | No |
| π¦ | blue square | Emoji 12.0 | geometric | No |
| π· | large blue diamond | Emoji 0.6 | geometric | No |
| πΉ | small blue diamond | Emoji 0.6 | geometric | No |
| π | blue book | Emoji 0.6 | book paper | No |
| π | water wave | Emoji 0.6 | sky & weather | No |
| π« | blueberries | Emoji 13.0 | food fruit | No |
| π§ | droplet | Emoji 0.6 | sky & weather | No |
Colors in emoji
Emoji come in a handful of colors, and the set grew over time. The first colored hearts were red, yellow, green, blue and purple, and black came later. Colored circles and squares were added in Emoji 12.0, which filled in orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown and the squares of each. Light blue and pink hearts came in Emoji 15.0. The result is a small palette that people use for aesthetic bios, team colors and moods.
What blue stands for
People often use blue for calm, water, sky and trust. Blue hearts show loyalty or support, a blue circle or square marks a team, a category or a status, and π sets a beach mood. These readings come from habit and context, not from a rule.
Color combos for bios
A row of one color works as a line or a mood marker in a bio: for example ππ for a sea theme, or ππ for green and luck. Keep the row short so the bio stays readable.
Device check
The emoji are copied exactly as shown, with the code in the tables. We have not yet tested them on specific phones or systems. If one appears as a box, email [email protected] with the character, device and system version. Names and versions come from the Unicode emoji data file, version 18.0, dated April 30, 2026. See also shrug emoji and Lenny face and emoji.
Frequently asked questions
What is the blue heart emoji for?
π is the blue heart. It is used for calm, trust and loyalty, for sports teams that use blue, and for support causes such as autism awareness. As with all colors, meanings come from habit, not from Unicode.
Is there a way to make colored text?
Plain text cannot have colors. Colored circles, squares and hearts add color to a line, and you can write your words next to a row of them, such as π΅π΅ Name π΅π΅.
Which emoji are in the blue set?
Hearts, circles, squares, diamonds, a book, a wave, a droplet and blueberries, among others. Names that contain the word blue are listed first, and nearby blue things follow.
Do the colors look the same on every phone?
No. Each system draws the colors in its own shade, so a blue heart can be darker on one phone and lighter on another.
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