Love Icons

Heart covers the single heart shape, most often used functionally for 'like' or 'favorite' actions. Love covers a broader romantic vocabulary — couple silhouettes, rings, double hearts, cupid's arrow — meant to represent the theme of romance or relationships rather than a clickable action. If you need a like/favorite button, use Heart; if you're building something themed around romance or relationships, this page has more relevant options.

A double or intertwined heart icon is a common choice for representing a mutual match, distinct from the single heart used for a one-sided 'like' action elsewhere in the same app. Keeping these visually distinct helps users understand the difference between liking someone and an actual match.

Yes — icons like rings, a couple silhouette, or intertwined hearts fit naturally for wedding-related features (save-the-dates, registry pages, vendor booking), often working better than a plain single heart, which can read more generically as 'like' rather than specifically representing a couple or relationship.

Yes, this is one of the more common seasonal uses — cupid's arrow, double hearts, and gift-adjacent romance icons work well for Valentine's-themed banners, email campaigns, or limited-time promotions without needing custom illustration.

Each icon keeps the license from its source library attached to it, and terms can differ depending on which library a specific icon comes from. Check the license shown on the individual icon's page before using it commercially.

Red or pink tends to feel more festive and fits seasonal or dating-app contexts well, while a single neutral color works better if you need the icon to sit consistently alongside other single-color icons in a broader UI, like a general settings or category menu.