Share your heart photo
Seen a heart in a stone, a leaf or your morning coffee? Send it to us. You need no account and no app, only your name, your email and the picture.
loveiseverywhere started with one woman photographing heart shapes and sharing them on Facebook. Soon other people began to send in their own finds. Today our gallery holds more than 150 heart photos from everyday life, and many of them come from people in the community. Your photo can be the next one that makes someone stop and smile.
Your heart photo
Only name and email are required. You can pick the photo straight from your phone, we resize it automatically.
or write to info@loveiseverywhere.world
What counts as a heart photo?
Anything that reminds you of a heart. It does not have to be perfect. A stone with a dent in the right place, a leaf, a puddle, a slice of tomato, a cloud, a coffee stain, a graffiti heart on a wall or a shadow on the pavement. Some hearts are obvious, others only appear from one angle. If you looked twice and thought of love, it counts.
You will find plenty of examples sorted by place on our pages about heart-shaped stones, hearts in nature, heart-shaped clouds, hearts in food, hearts in the city and hearts in everyday objects.
How it works
- Take the photo. Your phone is enough. Get a little closer than you think, so the heart fills most of the picture.
- Fill in the form. Name and email are required, the photo and a short note are optional. You can pick the picture straight from your phone gallery.
- Send it. Your message and photo go directly to our inbox at info@loveiseverywhere.world. You will see a confirmation on the page as soon as it has arrived.
What you can tell us
A few words make a photo come alive. Where did you find the heart? On a walk, at the market, on your way to school? What were you thinking about at that moment? You do not have to write anything, but a single sentence like "I almost stepped on it" can turn a photo into a little story.
What happens to your photo
The photo is resized in your browser before sending, to a maximum of 2,000 pixels on the longest side, so that it travels quickly by email. It reaches us as an attachment to your message. You do not create an account, and our website sets no cookies.
As you can see in the gallery, photos from the community usually carry the first name of the person who sent them. If you would prefer a different name, no name at all, or do not want your photo to be shown publicly, just write that in your message. Please only send photos you took yourself.
Tips for a better heart photo
- Hold the phone parallel to the heart, so the shape is not distorted.
- Use daylight from the side. It brings out the shape of stones and leaves.
- Leave a little of the surroundings in the frame, so people can see where you found it.
- Tap the screen on the heart to set focus and exposure.
More ideas are in our guide how to photograph heart shapes with your phone.
Questions about sending a photo
Do I need an account or an app?
No. The form works in any browser on your phone or computer. Only your name and email are required.
Which file formats can I send?
JPG, PNG and HEIC photos from iPhone and Android work. The picture is reduced to a maximum of 2,000 pixels on its longest side before sending.
My heart is not perfect. Should I still send it?
Yes. Most hearts in everyday life are a little crooked, half hidden or only visible from one angle. That is exactly what makes them special.
Can I send more than one photo?
The form takes one photo per message. Simply send the form again for the next picture, or write to info@loveiseverywhere.world with several attachments.
Will my photo be shown with my name?
Photos in the gallery usually show the first name of the sender. Tell us in your message if you prefer a different name, no name, or no publication at all.
Can I also send a story without a photo?
Of course. Leave the photo field empty and tell us about a small act of kindness or a moment when you noticed love in everyday life.
Spotted a heart today?
Send us your photo. No account, no app: your name, your email, your picture. That is all it takes to show someone else that love is everywhere.
Share your heart photo