Kaomoji: Japanese text faces to copy
Tap a face to copy it. Search by mood or jump to a category.
Happy 25
Love 22
Sad 20
Angry 17
Table flip 10
Shrug and Lenny 16
Bears 22
Cats 18
Dogs and other animals 18
Cute 18
Hugs and waves 14
Dance and celebrate 12
Surprised 14
Sleepy 9
Cool and strong 14
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What kaomoji are
Kaomoji are faces drawn with characters, popular in Japan since the early days of the internet. Unlike Western smileys such as :), they are read without tilting your head: (＾▽＾). They use characters from Japanese, Korean, Thai, Greek and other scripts, so the same face can look a little different on different phones.
In the keyboard
The Fonts & Tags keyboard has a kaomoji panel with bears, characters, cute faces and more, next to symbols and Egyptian hieroglyphs. This page has a wider collection for the web.
Questions
How do I copy a kaomoji?
Tap or click it. The face is copied whole, including the spaces inside.
Why does a kaomoji look broken?
Some faces use rare characters. If a part shows as a box, the app or device has no font for it; try a simpler face.
What is the table flip kaomoji?
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻, a person flipping a table in frustration. The reply that puts it back is ┬─┬ノ( º _ ºノ).
More tools
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