How do you put hearts on Facebook messages?

How to add heart effects on Facebook Messenger

1. In the message box, type your message you want to apply the heart effect to.
2. Tap on the Sticker button on the right side of the message box.
3. Go to effects.
4. Choose the heart effects.

How do I love react a message on Messenger?

To heart react in the Facebook Messenger app, open the desired chat conversation and locate a message you wish to react to. Then tap and hold the message to open reaction emojis. Now simply tap the heart reaction. That’s it.

How do you love something on Messenger?

To add a reaction, press and hold any message, and then tap to make your selection from the love, smile, wow, sad, angry, yes and no emojis.

How do I send a Facebook message with effects?

How do I add or remove special effects for words I send in Messenger?

1. From Chats, tap on a chat.
2. At the top, tap the chat’s name.
3. Tap Word effects.
4. In the text box, type in a word or phrase you want to add an effect to.
5. On the left of your word or phrase, tap on the emoji.
6. Tap to add the word effect.

How do you write love in text?

The 23 Ways To Type “Love,” Defined

1. I love you = I’m saying “I love you” in the most natural way possible over text.
2. I love you.
3. I love you!
4. I love u = Bashful and blushing.
5. I luv you = I have lots of admiration for you, but saying “love,” is like, whoa, weird.
6. Luv ya = A warm send-off for close friends.

How do you love a text message?

How To Like a Message

1. Tap and hold on the message that you want to “like” or react to with an emoji.
2. Choose which reaction emoji you would like to use. Generally, the best emoji for “liking a message is the thumbs up emoji.

How do you text a heart emoji?

Display your love and character with a cute text heart character. Text heart emoticons (ɔ◔‿◔)ɔ♥ to the one you love….Small black heart symbol Alt Code.

Alt Code	Symbol
3	♥

What messages send effects?

iMessage screen effect codewords

• ‘Pew pew’ – laser light show.
• ‘Happy birthday’ – balloons.
• ‘Congratulations’ – confetti.
• ‘Happy New Year’ – fireworks.
• ‘Happy Chinese New Year’ – red explosion.
• ‘Selamat’ – confetti.