Unicode 18.0.0
Why can the same symbol look like text or emoji?
The same base symbol can look like text or like a color emoji when an emoji presentation selector is present. The selector is a request, not proof that a color font is installed. Code points: U+2764, U+FE0F. A renderer may ignore the request. Destination rendering was not tested. No fallback is suggested. Exact string match: no. NFC match: no. Appearance and meaning were not tested. Font coverage, shaping, and application acceptance were not tested, so those results are unknown.
Code points
- ❤
U+2764 - ️
U+FE0F
What was checked
Heavy black heart
This base character may participate in standardized text/emoji presentation sequences.
Text, color emoji and glyph style depend on the complete sequence and renderer.
Compare plain U+2764 with U+2764 U+FE0E and U+2764 U+FE0F for the intended presentation.
Emoji presentation selector
VS16 requests emoji-style presentation in supported variation sequences.
Not every base character supports this sequence, and color rendering is not guaranteed.
Check the full emoji/text presentation sequence and the target renderer.
Combining mark
This mark can combine visually with nearby text in a grapheme cluster.
Its positioning depends on neighboring characters, font and shaping support.
Inspect the full grapheme cluster, not this scalar in isolation.
Text style and emoji style
The same base symbol can look like text or like a color emoji when an emoji presentation selector is present. The selector is a request, not proof that a color font is installed.
A renderer may ignore the request. Destination rendering was not tested.
Compare the base character, the base plus U+FE0E, and the base plus U+FE0F. Use the base or the text-style sequence when color is not required.
What this does not prove
No OS, font, browser, application, field policy or rendering engine was tested. Unicode validity and segmentation do not establish actual display or acceptance.
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