SMILING FACE WITH HEART-SHAPED EYES

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A yellow face with a broad smile and stylized hearts for eyes, U+1F60D—commonly called “heart eyes” or “smiling face with heart-shaped eyes”—is the canonical emoji for adoration, infatuation, and enthusiastic approval. It originated in Japanese mobile emoticon sets before being standardized in Unicode 6.0 (2010). In everyday text, it replaces effusive praise or a swooning reaction to someone or something delightful. For programmers, designers, and typographers, it appears as a single Unicode code point, requiring proper font and platform support; developers must consider its presentation and accessibility labels when embedding it in interfaces, and writers often use it stylistically to convey emotional warmth concisely.

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