Flower Symbols: Copy & Paste โœฟ

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Text flowers such as โœฟ and โ€ come from the dingbat sets that early printers and word processors used as ornaments, and today they are a staple of aesthetic bios. Because they are characters rather than pictures, they adopt the colour of your text and sit neatly on the same line as words. For full-colour blooms, use the flower emoji group.

Text flowers

Flower and plant emoji

Decorated flowers

Flower Symbols combos

Ready-made combinations โ€” click to copy:

Frequently asked questions

Which flower symbols are text and which are emoji?

Characters like โœฟ โ€ โ โš˜ and ๊•ฅ are text symbols: they use your font and text colour. Characters like ๐ŸŒธ ๐ŸŒท and ๐ŸŒป are emoji and always appear as coloured pictures.

What are โฆ and โง?

They are called floral hearts or hederas (from the Latin for ivy). Printers have used them for centuries to separate paragraphs, and they still make elegant dividers today.

Can I change the colour of a text flower?

Yes, wherever you can colour text. In apps that support coloured or styled text, a โœฟ takes on whatever colour you apply, whereas an emoji such as ๐ŸŒธ keeps its own colours.

Prefer colourful emojis? See ๐ŸŒธ Flower Emojis.

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