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Six circular emoji-style reaction icons arranged in two rows of three. Each icon is a flat, round disc: a light blue circle containing a white thumbs-up glyph; a magenta/red circle with a white heart; and a yellow laughing face with squinte...
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About Facebook Like Reactions
Six circular emoji-style reaction icons arranged in two rows of three. Each icon is a flat, round disc: a light blue circle containing a white thumbs-up glyph; a magenta/red circle with a white heart; and a yellow laughing face with squinted eyes and an open mouth. The second row shows a yellow surprised face with a large open black mouth, a yellow sad face with a small blue teardrop at the cheek, and a red-to-orange circular face with narrowed eyes and a scowling mouth.
Design is simple and pictorial: bold, high-contrast facial features (dark strokes for eyes/mouth) on solid color circular backgrounds. Faces are stylized emoji rather than detailed illustrations; the angry face uses a warm gradient while the others are flat colors.
What's in it: thumbs-up heart laughing face surprised face sad face with tear angry face
Shapes: circle emoji faces glyph (thumbs-up) heart symbol
Style: flat emoji-style minimalist colorful pictogram
A set of emotional reaction emojis used to express quick responses (like, love, laughter, surprise, sadness, anger) in social media contexts.
Colors
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Facebook Like Reactions Logo History
These six reaction icons are Facebook's reaction set (Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, Angry) introduced by Facebook in February 2016 as alternatives to the single "Like" button, later used across Facebook products.
Frequently asked
What are these icons?
They are Facebook reaction emojis representing Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad and Angry used to express quick emotional responses to posts.
When were they introduced?
Facebook rolled out Reactions in February 2016 as an expansion of the single Like button.
Can I use these icons freely?
These icons are part of Facebook/Meta's asset set and are trademarked; reuse or commercial use may require permission from Meta.
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