Kaomoji to Copy and Paste

Faces made of text characters, one page per feeling, animal, gesture or prop. Tap a face and it is copied.

49 pages

Happy, laughing, toothy and smug 8

Smiles, teeth, winks, smirks, UwU mouths, arms in the air. Each page has its own eyes and mouth.

Happy Kaomoji94 faces with an open mouth and arms down, from (^▽^) to ^o^.
Teeth KaomojiToothy grins, fangs and chattering teeth, from (＾皿＾) to (・▾・).
Smug KaomojiHands on hips, narrowed eyes and smirks, from <(￣︶￣)> to (≖‿≖).
Kaomoji Smile Faces95 closed-mouth smiles, from (^_^) to (￣‿￣) にんまり.
Winking Kaomoji74 faces with one eye shut, from (^_-) to (・ω<) てへぺろ.
Laughing Kaomoji62 faces laughing, giggling or pointing, from (≧▽≦) to (笑).
Excited Kaomoji80 faces with both arms or both fists in the air, from ＼(^o^)／ to the Kita banner.
UwU Face TextUwU, OwO, TwT, >w< and more: text faces with a letter w for a mouth.

Hearts, love and blushing 5

Every face with a heart is on one page. Love, kissing, blushing and shy manage without one.

Heart Kaomoji114 faces wearing, holding or throwing a heart, from (♡‿♡) to ʚ♡ɞ.
Love Kaomoji101 faces with arms out for a hug, or two faces together, from (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ to (*´ω`)(´ω`*).
Blush Kaomoji98 faces with marks on the cheeks, from (*^_^*) to (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄).
Kiss Kaomoji66 faces with puckered lips, from ( ˘ ³˘) to (づ￣ ³￣)づ.
Shy Kaomoji69 faces hiding, peeking or looking away, from (*ﾉωﾉ) to ☞☜.

Sad, cross, shocked, creepy or worn out 12

Tears, frowns, glares, winces, gasps, sweat drops, masks, unblinking smiles, and the face of someone who read the group chat.

Sad Kaomoji90 faces with a frown or drooping brows and no tears, from (´･ω･`) to orz.
Crying Kaomoji116 faces in tears, from (T_T) to 。゜(゜´Д｀゜)゜。, happy tears included.
Creepy Emoticon(◉◡◉), (◉‿‿◉), (つ◉◡◉)つ and more: unblinking text faces, most with ringed eyes over a smile.
Shocked KaomojiGasps, dropped jaws and popped eyes, from (°o°) to Σ(ﾟДﾟ).
Angry Kaomoji91 faces that shout, pop a vein or flip a table, from (｀Д´) to (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻.
Annoyed Kaomoji83 faces with a side eye, a flat stare, a pout or a sigh, from (¬_¬) to ಠ_ಠ.
Confused Kaomoji105 lost-looking faces, from (・・?) to (@_@) and o_O.
Bored Text Face75 faces with nothing to do: eyes on the ceiling, heads in hands, clocks and thought bubbles, from ( ˙-˙ ) to /(-_-)\.
Nervous Kaomoji90 faces with a sweat drop, from (^_^;) to (((；ﾟДﾟ))).
Tired Kaomoji70 faces asleep, yawning or flat out, from (－_－) zzZ to _(:3 」∠)_.
Disgusted Kaomoji(>﹏<), (ಠ﹏ಠ), (>┰<) and more: text faces that recoil, most with a wavy mouth, a tongue out or arms crossed.
Sick Kaomoji(・[=]・), (〃´﹏`〃), (-﹏-)─• ℃ and more: text faces, most in a mask, flushed with fever or holding a thermometer.

Shrugs, waves and other gestures 6

Faces that are mostly arms: the shrug, a thumbs up, a wave, a salute, pressed palms, and fists raised.

Shrug Kaomoji75 shrugs with both palms up, from ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ to ┐(´～｀)┌.
Thumbs Up Kaomoji101 thumbs made of a letter b or d, from (^_^)b to four ASCII art hands.
Begging Kaomoji(ó人ò), (人>_<), (つ•́﹏•̀)つ and more: text faces, most pressing their palms together or holding out both hands.
Wave Kaomoji66 faces with one arm up, from ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ to o/.
Fighting Kaomoji83 faces with fists up, arms flexed or a punch thrown, from (ง •̀_•́)ง to ᕙ(⇀‸↼‶)ᕗ.
Saluting Emoticon Text(｀_´)ゞ, (o_o)7, ∠(・_・) and more: text faces with one hand raised to the brow.

Animals 6

Cats, bears, dogs, fish, bunnies and one page for the rest. A cat holding a heart is still a cat.

Bunny Kaomoji60 bunny faces, from ／(・×・)＼ to ₍ᐢ•ㅅ•ᐢ₎ ₎₎.
Cat Kaomoji117 text cats, from (=^･ω･^=) to ᓚᘏᗢ, with whiskers, paws, tails and moods.
Bear Kaomoji87 text bears, from ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ to (´(ｴ)｀), with pandas, koalas and a honey pot.
Animal KaomojiMice, foxes, tigers, sheep, seals and five more animals, from °(・ｪ・)° to ◢(・∇・)◣.
Dog Kaomoji69 floppy-eared text dogs, from U・ᴥ・U to ⊂ﾟＵ┬───┬~.
Fish Kaomoji77 one-line fish, from >°)))彡 to <><, with squid, crabs and a shark.

Stars, flowers, music, halos, food, pens and seasons 9

Filed by the thing held. A face with two props goes to the first of heart, star, sparkle, flower, note, snow, food and pen.

Star Kaomoji116 faces and trails with a star: star eyes, winks, wands and shooting stars, from (★ω★) to ☆彡.
Sparkle Kaomoji114 faces that throw, wear or cast sparkles, from (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ to (✧ω✧).
Angel Kaomoji104 faces with wings or a halo, from ꒰ঌ( ˘ω˘ )໒꒱ to °(^_^).
Flower Kaomoji100 faces with a flower, from (◕‿◕✿) to (´･ω･`)つ⚘.
Christmas KaomojiSnowflake eyes, snowmen, parcels and pines, from (❅‿❅) to ▲(^灬^).
Music Kaomoji95 faces with a note, from ♪(´▽｀) to ～♪, singing, dancing or in headphones.
Kaomoji FoodFaces that chew, cook and hold out a cup of tea, from (・～・) to (・ω・)っ旦.
Halloween KaomojiGhosts, vampires, zombies and witches in one line of text, from 〜(・o・)〜 to ◥(・▾▾・)◤.
Writing Kaomojiφ(..), (・ω・)✎, (・_・)[本] and more: text faces that hold a pen or pencil, write a letter or read a book.

Classic text faces 3

Sideways smileys and the Lenny face with all its relatives, faces made of Korean letters, and faces with borrowed Lao eyes.

Emoticons Copy Paste117 text faces: 69 sideways smileys from :-) to </3, and 48 Lenny faces, the shrug included. Tap one and it is copied.
Korean Emoticonsㅇㅅㅇ, ^ㅅ^, ㅋㅋ, ㅜㅜ and more: faces and rows made of Hangul letters, with what the letters are.
Weird Emoticonsヽ༼ຈل̮ຈ༽ﾉ, ᕙ༼ຈل̮ຈ༽ᕗ and more: text faces with Lao letters for eyes, an Arabic lam for a nose and Tibetan marks for brackets.

Kaomoji are faces built from ordinary text characters and read upright, no tilt of the head needed. The style goes back to Japan in the 1980s and an early online service called ASCII NET, and the eyes do more of the work than the mouth.

More about these tools

Each page here is one feeling, animal, gesture or prop, laid out as tiles: tap a face and it is copied. A face lives on one page only: every face holding a heart is on the heart page, and the kissing page has none. This is not a kaomoji generator: nothing here is generated. Each face is put together from single characters, and every character in it was looked up in Unicode 18.0. A face that borrows a character from Thai, Georgian or Sinhala says so under its tile, because a device with no font for that script shows an empty box instead.