Kaomoji copy and paste
A little wave, a quiet smile or a surprised face. Find a mood, then copy the actual text face below.
24 site-assembled arrangements. These use Unicode characters, not just ASCII. No account needed.
Search labels, moods or the literal characters. Your search stays in this page's memory.
24 of 24 faces shown.
Happy kaomoji
(。^‿^。)ノ
Happy waveヽ(^▽^)ノ
Bright grin(•ᴗ•)و
Small cheer(´‿`)
Gentle smile✧(˶^▽^˶)✧
Happy sparkles(˘‿˘)♡
Quiet contentment
Cute kaomoji
ฅ(•ᴗ•)ฅ
Soft paws(。•ᴗ•。)୨୧
Tiny bow(ᵕ‿ᵕ)☁
Sleepy cloud୨(˶•ᴗ•˶)୧
Little ribbon|(。•ᴗ•。)
Shy peek(っ˘ᴗ˘)っ♡
Offering a heart
Sad kaomoji
(。;‿;。)
Brave smile(╥﹏╥)
Rainy face(。-﹏-。)
Quiet sigh(˶︵˶)
Drooping cheeks(っ;︵;)っ
Reaching for comfort(•︵•)
Tiny frown
Surprised kaomoji
(。⊙o⊙。)
Wide eyes(°o°)✧
Sudden sparkヽ(•o•)ノ
Hands up(。o_o。)
Double take(˶°□°˶)
Little gaspฅ(°o°)ฅ
Startled paws
How to copy a kaomoji
Choose Copy beside a face, then paste into your message or profile field. Copy and TXT contain only that face, with no label or added newline. A copied confirmation means the browser accepted the clipboard write, not that another app has accepted the text.
If clipboard access is blocked, select the raw face shown by the error and use your device's Copy command, or download TXT. You can also select a face directly from the page. TXT is UTF-8.
Will these look the same everywhere?
Not necessarily. A kaomoji is a text arrangement, rather than a single picture. Fonts, spacing, emoji presentation and supported characters vary between apps. Some characters may appear as missing-glyph boxes. Test the actual pasted message before posting; mood labels describe the intended expression, not a universal interpretation.
For accessible or essential information, write the meaning in ordinary words too. Screen readers may read punctuation and individual character names rather than the intended face.
About this collection
These arrangements were assembled for this site, not imported from another text-face collection. Familiar characters and face patterns are not claimed as exclusive. The mood links stay on this one page; there are no separate pages for near-identical expressions.
Search runs in page memory, without putting your query in links, saved settings or analytics events. Site resources and analytics still make requests; see data handling.
Want styled words instead? Try the small text generator. For a large letter banner, use Text to ASCII. The Unicode inspector shows the characters behind a pasted face.