I Love Emoji: Hearts and Statuses

You want a status that is yours, not another star from the shared set. Or you want to give someone a heart with their name that can be dropped into messages. That is the kind of thing I Love Emoji makes.

It is a bot for creating emoji in the shape of hearts and signs for your status. You send a name or a short phrase and get back a set of images that behave like ordinary emoji.

A heart with your name on it

The core idea is simple: words become emoji. The bot can make a heart with a name, a text status, and even a photo shaped like a heart.

The result is assembled into an emoji pack. Packs made by the bot carry its name in their title, so they are easy to find and easy to share with friends.

Getting started in a minute

The bot has a few clear commands, and only the first one needs remembering.

• /menu. The main menu, where everything else starts.
• /create_emoji. Make a new emoji status.
• /catalog. A catalog of emoji and stickers, handy for browsing ready-made options.
• /help. A hint if something goes wrong.

The bot works in Russian and English, so the interface language will not get in your way.

Where you can use them

An emoji status sits next to your name in chats and lists. With Telegram Premium you can pick any custom emoji as your status, including one made in the bot.

Without Premium you still get the pack and can send it to a friend, but only subscribers can use such emoji inside their own messages. That limit comes from Telegram itself, not from the bot. 💖

Ideas for your hearts

1. A birthday greeting: the birthday person's name in a heart at the start of the message.
2. A caption for a couple or a close friend in a pinned chat message.
3. A sign with your project or channel name that shows right in your status.
4. A joke label for a group of classmates or coworkers.
5. A keepsake picture: a photo in a heart for an anniversary or a family greeting.

Getting a good-looking result

Short names look better than long ones. A heart with four to six letters stays readable even at tiny sizes, while a long phrase turns into a blur.

For photos, choose a shot where the face or main subject sits in the center. The edges disappear when the picture is cropped to a heart, so keep anything important near the middle.

Good to know before you start

Emoji in packs like this are usually still images rather than animations. That suits a status, which has to read at a glance.

If you make a heart with someone's photo, ask for their permission. Use your own pictures freely, and share other people's only with their consent.

The pack stays in your account like any regular emoji pack. You can reopen it later, add it to favorites, and share it with anyone who liked it.