Kaomoji Copy and Paste

Kaomoji are expressive faces made from text, read upright without tilting your head. Copy happy, love, sad, shrug and animal kaomoji with one tap and paste them straight into chats, captions and comments. They are handled as plain text, so what you copy is exactly what you paste.

Happy Kaomoji

Cheerful faces for good news, excitement and everyday smiles.

Love Kaomoji

Affectionate faces for crushes, partners and sweet messages.

Cute Kaomoji

Soft, adorable faces perfect for wholesome posts and replies.

Sad Kaomoji

Downcast faces for tough moments and sympathy.

Crying Kaomoji

Teary faces for both sadness and being overwhelmed with joy.

Angry Kaomoji

Frustrated and fuming faces for playful outrage.

Surprised Kaomoji

Shocked and astonished faces for big reveals.

Shrug Kaomoji

The classic shrug and "I don’t know" faces.

Hug Kaomoji

Warm faces with open arms for sending virtual hugs.

Animal Kaomoji

Creatures of all kinds built out of text.

Cat Kaomoji

Whiskers, ears and paws — the cat-shaped corner of kaomoji.

Bear Kaomoji

Round-eared bears, the most recognisable kaomoji animal.

Dog Kaomoji

Floppy-eared dogs and puppies made from punctuation.

Table Flip Kaomoji

Dramatic table-flipping — and putting it back again.

Celebration Kaomoji

Cheering, arms-up faces for wins and parties.

Confused Kaomoji

Puzzled and questioning faces for "what just happened".

Sleepy Kaomoji

Drowsy, dozing faces for late nights and early mornings.

Dancing Kaomoji

Faces caught mid-move with arms swinging, for music posts and good news.

Music Kaomoji

Faces with notes for playlists and singing along.

Food Kaomoji

Hungry faces and faces holding something tasty.

Magic Kaomoji

Sparkles, wands and spell-casting gestures.

Frequently asked questions

What is a kaomoji?

A kaomoji is a face made from text characters, like (^▽^). Unlike emojis, kaomoji are read upright and are built entirely from letters and symbols.

How do I copy a kaomoji?

Tap or click any kaomoji to copy it as plain text, then paste it into your chat or post.

Why do some kaomoji look broken?

A few use rare characters that some fonts do not include, so they may not display perfectly everywhere.