U+0028 U+25D5 U+203F U+25D5 U+0029Ideas for your name
Kaomoji to copy and paste: Japanese faces
Kaomoji are text faces that started in Japan and are read upright, without tilting your head. Using brackets, letters from other alphabets and symbols, they form expressions like a hug, a little bear, a shrug or a flying table. This page gives you a collection ready to copy, with the name of each emotion and its Unicode code points, and you can add several to the board to build your own combination. Because they use many alphabets, some parts may look different depending on your phone's font. Test them in the chat or bio where you plan to use them.
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144 curated symbols with search and Unicode code points.
U+0028 U+FF61 U+2665 U+203F U+2665 U+FF61 U+0029U+0295 U+2022 U+1D25 U+2022 U+0294U+0295 U+3063 U+2022 U+1D25 U+2022 U+0294 U+3063U+0028 U+3065 U+FF61 U+25D5 U+203F U+203F U+25D5 U+FF61 U+0029 U+3065U+0028 U+3063 U+25D4 U+25E1 U+25D4 U+0029 U+3063 U+0020 U+2665U+0028 U+273F U+25E0 U+203F U+25E0 U+0029U+0028 U+003D U+005E U+FF65 U+03C9 U+FF65 U+005E U+003D U+0029U+0028 U+1D54 U+1D25 U+1D54 U+0029U+0028 U+2267 U+25E1 U+2266 U+0029U+0669 U+0028 U+25D5 U+203F U+25D5 U+FF61 U+0029 U+06F6U+0028 U+30CE U+25D5 U+30EE U+25D5 U+0029 U+30CE U+002A U+003A U+FF65 U+FF9F U+2727U+0028 U+002A U+005E U+25BD U+005E U+002A U+0029U+0028 U+00B4 U+FF61 U+2022 U+0020 U+1D55 U+0020 U+2022 U+FF61 U+0060 U+0029U+0028 U+0020 U+02D8 U+0020 U+00B3 U+02D8 U+0029 U+2665U+0028 U+00AC U+203F U+00AC U+0029U+0028 U+2310 U+25A0 U+005F U+25A0 U+0029U+0028 U+0020 U+0361 U+00B0 U+0020 U+035C U+0296 U+0020 U+0361 U+00B0 U+0029U+00AF U+005C U+005F U+0028 U+30C4 U+0029 U+005F U+002F U+00AFU+0028 U+0E07 U+0020 U+2022 U+0300 U+005F U+2022 U+0301 U+0029 U+0E07U+0028 U+256F U+00B0 U+25A1 U+00B0 U+0029 U+256F U+FE35 U+0020 U+253B U+2501 U+253BU+252C U+2500 U+252C U+0020 U+30CE U+0028 U+0020 U+309C U+002D U+309C U+30CE U+0029U+0028 U+0CA5 U+FE4F U+0CA5 U+0029U+0028 U+FE36 U+FE39 U+FE3A U+0029U+30FD U+0028 U+00B0 U+3007 U+00B0 U+0029 U+FF89U+0028 U+2299 U+005F U+2609 U+0029U+0028 U+FFE3 U+006F U+FFE3 U+0029 U+0020 U+007A U+007A U+005AU+0028 U+3063 U+02D8 U+03C9 U+02D8 U+03C2 U+0020 U+0029U+0028 U+2022 U+0300 U+1D17 U+2022 U+0301 U+0029 U+0648 U+0020 U+0311 U+0311U+1566 U+0028 U+00F2 U+005F U+00F3 U+02C7 U+0029 U+1564Short combinations
Labels describe the visual use. Code points are calculated from the actual character; a destination font or field may render or reject it differently.
Ideas to get started
- ¯\_(ツ)_/¯¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
- ʕっ•ᴥ•ʔっʕっ•ᴥ•ʔっ
- (｡♥‿♥｡)(｡♥‿♥｡)
- ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
- (っ˘ω˘ς )(っ˘ω˘ς )
- (✿◠‿◠)(✿◠‿◠)
- ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
- (⊙_☉)(⊙_☉)
- (￣o￣) zzZ(￣o￣) zzZ
How to use this tool well
1. Find the symbol
Pick a category or search by name.
2. Tap to copy
Tap the symbol and it's copied instantly.
3. Paste and check
Paste it into your app and check how it looks; some symbols differ by phone.
Where does this text work?
Kaomoji combine characters from several alphabets; some fonts lack a few and the face may look incomplete. Some games don't accept them.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a kaomoji?
It is a text face from Japan, made with characters and read upright, like (◕‿◕). Unlike emoji, it is not an image: it is text you can edit.
How are they different from ASCII faces?
ASCII faces use only basic keyboard characters, like :-) or ^_^. Kaomoji mix symbols and letters from other alphabets to create more expressions.
Why does a kaomoji look broken?
If your device's font lacks one of the characters, a box appears or the face gets misaligned. Try a simpler face or check on another device.
