Flower symbols for bios, names and captions
There are two kinds of flowers on this page. Text flowers like βΏ β β β are plain characters, so they take the colour of your writing and sit neatly on a line of text. Flower emoji like πΈ πΉ π· π» are tiny colour pictures. Both copy with one tap and paste anywhere that accepts normal text.
Which flower for which look
- βΏ and β are the classic soft flowers for aesthetic bios and captions.
- β β βΎ β½ are fuller, more decorated blooms. They look good in a row as a divider.
- β and β¦ are botanical, closer to the look of a pressed flower or a book ornament.
- πΈ π· πΉ π» add real colour when you want the flower to stand out.
- The small combos at the end, like βΏΛβ‘ΛβΏ and the rose @}->--, are ready-made faces and decorations.
Using flowers well
A flower works as a bullet at the start of each line, as a divider between sections, or wrapped around a name, as in βΏ Mia βΏ. Try the same idea in Instagram fonts, where several styles already come with flowers between the letters. Pair with heart symbols for a sweeter look, or stars for something more dreamy.
One tip: colour emoji look different on iPhone, Android and Windows, but the text flowers keep the same shape everywhere. If you want a consistent look, stick to those.