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Flower symbols
Text florettes for a clean look, flower emoji for colour, and leaves to finish a line.
Flower Symbols to copy
Text flowers 11
Flower emoji 10
Leaves & plants 10
Ready-made combos 3
Nothing here matches “”.
Using flower symbols in text
Text flowers like ✿ and ❀ are “dingbats” — decorative characters from old printing type. They take your text colour, so they suit minimal bios, list bullets and section breaks (✿ ━━━━ ✿).
Flower emoji are best for mood: 🌷 spring, 🌻 sunny, 🥀 moody. Leaves (🌿 🍃) make good line endings.
- Choose a roleBullet, wrapper (✿ name ✿) or mood emoji.
- CopyTap once; the card confirms the copy.
- Keep it readableOne flower per line usually looks cleaner than several.
Display: ꕤ (from the Vai script) and ❦ need fonts that some older Windows PCs don’t have. If you see a box, use ✿ instead — it is very widely supported.
Newer emoji can show as a box. Emoji are added to Unicode every year, and phones only display the ones their software knows. The hyacinth 🪻 arrived in 2022. If someone on an older phone sees an empty box or a question mark, swap in an older emoji.
Questions, answered
What is the ✿ symbol called?
Unicode names it “Black Florette” (U+273F). ❀ is “White Florette”.
Do text flowers count as emoji?
No. They are regular characters, so they don’t get emoji colours and they count as one character in most apps.
Which flower is best for a bio divider?
Short repeats of ✿ or ❀ with a line, like ✿ ━━━ ✿, stay tidy on small screens.