Heart Clipart

Find the right heart for your message

For a small label or digital greeting, start with a simple glossy heart, a solid silhouette or the clean outline. These shapes stay recognizable when reduced. Floral wreaths, lace frames and ribbon hearts leave an open center for initials or a short message; keep the lettering inside that space so it does not compete with the border.

For a personal wedding or anniversary card, try the interlocking hearts, satin ribbon, lovebirds or rose-filled envelope. The teddy bear, waving heart character and candy trio give classroom friendship notes a playful feel. Hands holding a heart, children sharing one and the puzzle-piece design suit writing prompts about care and cooperation.

Choose the mandala, geometric heart or floral outline for a coloring activity. The engraved anatomical heart and lace border have much finer detail, so allow more space when printing. Open any design in the editor to position, rotate or crop it and add separate text and shape layers. Save your project before exporting if you want to revise the layout later.

From screen to paper

The transparent WebP files are 1,382 × 1,382 pixels. Each matching CMYK PDF is approximately 4.61 inches square, giving 300 pixels per inch at its native size. Use the WebP for digital layouts and the PDF for printing; select actual size to keep the supplied print scale. Leave delicate watercolor and lace edges visible against a suitable background.

Keep the transparent WebP over a light or colored background when arranging a digital page. For printing, check the actual size and contrast before making multiple copies. Our print size calculator helps you choose a suitable raster size; the file format guide explains when to use WebP or PDF.

Keep creating

Personal and educational projects are welcome. Commercial use and resale as clipart are not permitted. Read the usage license.