• 51 faces
  • Checked October 2026

Begging Kaomoji

Tap a begging kaomoji to copy it: a please emoticon with palms pressed together or both hands held out.

(ó人ò)Worried o eyes5 charactersReady to copy

51 faces. Tap one to copy it.

Palms pressed together 13

Hands together beside the face 11

Both hands held out 11

Puppy eyes, no hands 3

Asking someone 4

With the word please 9

How it works

A begging kaomoji presses its palms together, as in (ó人ò), or holds out both hands under raised brows. This kind of pleading emoticon is read upright, with no tilt of the head. Tap one to copy it.

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Begging emoticon, sorted by the hands

Palms pressed together puts 人 where the mouth would be. Hands together beside the face moves it just inside a bracket. Both hands held out gives each hand a character of its own, such as つ, っ or the Georgian letter ლ. Puppy eyes, no hands is the begging eyes emoticon: ◕ for each eye.

Please kaomoji with a Japanese word

The group With the word please adds one. お願い is used as the word for please, and 頼む means to ask someone to do something, both as Wiktionary gives them. Plain English is there too: pls, plz, just this once.

  • A dog begging text emoticon, one paw held out, is on dog kaomoji.
  • The figure slumped on the floor, orz, is on sad kaomoji.

Questions and answers

How do you make a begging text emoticon?

Put 人 between two eyes inside round brackets: (´人`). The two strokes of 人 stand in for two palms pressed together. Change the eyes to change the mood: (T人T) streams with tears and (◕人◕) shines.

What does 人 mean in a pleading kaomoji?

人 is the character for person. In a kaomoji only its shape counts: two strokes that lean together like two hands. Between two faces the same character is read as joined hands, as on love kaomoji.

What is a puppy eyes emoticon?

A face with ◕ for each eye, such as (◕﹏◕). Unicode names the character Circle with all but upper left quadrant black: the white quarter reads as a shine on the eye. It needs no hands.

Is there a beg emoticon made only of keyboard characters?

Yes. (;_;) pls, (>_<) plz and (o_o) please? use plain keys only, and the group Keyboard only lists them. Pressed palms need 人, which is not on a US keyboard, so copy those.

Why does a begging kaomoji show an empty box?

A device with no font for a borrowed character draws a box in its place. The note under each tile names what is borrowed: ლ is a Georgian letter, and the accents that tip the brows up are combining marks.

All 51 faces

Palms pressed together 13

  • (;人;) Semicolon tears behind the palms
  • (°人°) Wide degree-sign eyes, palms together
  • (´人`) Soft eyes over pressed palms
  • (˃人˂) Small arrowhead eyes screwed shut
  • (˘人˘) Calm shut eyes, palms together
  • (•́人•̀) Brows tipped up over pressed palms. Borrows ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • (≧人≦) Eyes squeezed tight in hope
  • (⋟人⋞) Curled eyes, palms together
  • (╥人╥) Box-drawing tears, palms together
  • (◕人◕) Shining round eyes, palms together
  • (・人・) Dot eyes, palms together
  • (ó人ò) Worried o eyes
  • (T人T) Streaming capital T eyes, palms together

Hands together beside the face 11

  • (>_<人) Hands at the right, eyes screwed shut
  • (・ω・人) Hands at the right, dot eyes
  • (人-ω-) Hands at the left, eyes shut
  • (人;ω;) Hands at the left, tears in both eyes
  • (人>_<) Hands at the left, eyes screwed shut
  • (人´ω`) Hands at the left, a hopeful w mouth
  • (人•́ω•̀) Hands at the left, brows tipped up. Borrows ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • (人◕ω◕) Hands at the left, shining eyes
  • (人・ω・) Hands at the left, dot eyes
  • (人ó﹏ò) Hands at the left, a wobbling mouth
  • (T_T人) Hands at the right, streaming eyes
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Both hands held out 11

  • (つ•́﹏•̀)つ Both arms out, brows up, mouth wobbling. Borrows ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • (つ◕﹏◕)つ Both arms out under shining eyes
  • (づ•́︿•̀)づ Arms out under a pout. Borrows ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • (ノ•́﹏•̀)ノ Arms up and out, brows tipped up. Borrows ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • ლ(•́︿•̀ლ) Cupped Georgian hands under a pout. Borrows ლ from Georgian and ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • ⊂(•́ω•̀⊂) Both arms out to the left. Borrows ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • (っ•́ω•̀c) A cupped hand each side. Borrows ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • (っ◕﹏◕c) Cupped hands under shining eyes
  • (っó﹏ò)っ Small arms out, worried o eyes
  • щ(ó﹏òщ) Cyrillic shcha for hands: come on
  • ლ(ó﹏òლ) Georgian letters for cupped hands. Borrows ლ from Georgian.

Puppy eyes, no hands 3

  • (◕‸◕) Shining eyes over a caret mouth
  • (◕﹏◕) Shining eyes over a wobbling mouth
  • (。◕﹏◕。) Shining eyes, a dot on each cheek

Asking someone 4

  • (-人-) ( ̄^ ̄) Begging someone with their nose in the air
  • (◕﹏◕)(◕﹏◕) Two pairs of puppy eyes at once
  • (つ•́﹏•̀)つ (¬_¬) Reaching out to a side eye. Borrows ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • (人>_<)(・_・ ) Begging someone who looks away

With the word please 9

  • (-人-) お願い Onegai: please
  • (>_<人) おねがい Onegai again, written in hiragana
  • (•́人•̀) 頼む Tanomu: asking someone to do something. Borrows ◌́ ◌̀ from Combining Diacritical Marks.
  • (◕﹏◕) just this once Puppy eyes, and just this once
  • (o_o) please? Round eyes and a question mark
  • (人´ω`) please Hands together and the word itself
  • \(;_;)/ pleeease Both arms up, the word stretched out
  • (;_;) pls Keyboard tears and a short please
  • (>_<) plz Eyes screwed shut, please with a z

How this list was compiled: This site's own faces, put together from parts on 2 October 2026 and filed by what the hands do: palms pressed together (the character 人 in front of or beside the face), both hands held out, or no hands at all under shining eyes. Every character and its name was checked against UnicodeData.txt, Scripts.txt, Blocks.txt and emoji-data.txt, version 18.0.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/), with the kaomoji family's own checks: no face that another page of this site holds, none that differs from another only in its brackets, and a note on every character borrowed from another script or block. The Japanese words are as Wiktionary gives them (CC BY-SA 4.0), read the same day: お願い (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E3%81%8A%E9%A1%98%E3%81%84), with おねがい as its spelling in hiragana, and 頼む (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E9%A0%BC%E3%82%80); 人 as the character for person is from the same dictionary (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E4%BA%BA). Licence: own work