Japanese text faces, not a font file
Kaomoji Copy and Paste
Browse faces in this kaomoji copy and paste library, then tap one to copy.
Kaomoji library
Happy
Sad
Love
Angry
Cute
Animals
Actions
Confused
Three steps
How this kaomoji copy and paste library works
Use this kaomoji copy and paste page when you already want a complete text face, not a styled sentence. The list is a curated set of Unicode faces grouped by mood. Search matches names, category labels, and tags. Nothing here wraps the words you type.
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Pick a mood, or type a short search
Open Happy, Sad, Love, Angry, Cute, Animals, Actions, or Confused. The field starts empty and shows every face. Type cat, shrug, cry, or table to narrow the same kaomoji copy and paste list. Results keep catalog order; they are not ranked by popularity.
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Tap one face, not a whole category
Click the card or its copy icon. A short toast confirms the clipboard write. This kaomoji copy and paste library copies the visible string only. There is no Copy All, no draft tray, and no heart. Size changes the preview, not the characters.
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Paste, save if needed, then reopen
Paste into the real field. Save if the form requires it. Reopen and confirm the face is still there, still the same width, and still readable. If you see boxes or a rejected save, pick a simpler face from this kaomoji copy and paste page and keep an ASCII backup.
Characters, not pictures
What a kaomoji copy and paste result actually is
A kaomoji is an upright face assembled from punctuation, letters, symbols, and spaces, such as (◕‿◕). This library copies existing text faces, without generating images or transforming your sentence.
An emoji such as 🙂 is one pictograph whose artwork depends on the phone. A Western emoticon such as :-) is a sideways ASCII sketch. A kaomoji copy and paste result is a sequence of code points. The clipboard still holds plain text. The receiving app draws whatever glyphs its font already has.
PasteFonts also has homepage wrappers that put a face in front of whatever you type. That is a different job. This kaomoji copy and paste page copies the face alone. If you needed circled letters, use Bubble. If you needed hearts between letters, use Cute. If you needed every Unicode style, browse all fonts copy and paste styles.
Pick by job
Choose a mood on this kaomoji copy and paste page
Eight categories cover the moods public copy-paste libraries actually use. This kaomoji copy and paste list does not add holiday dividers, Lenny faces, or a thousand near-duplicates. Read the face, then copy one.
Happy
Happy includes (◕‿◕) and ＼(^o^)／ for cheerful replies. If ◕ shows as a box, try (^_^).
Sad
Sad includes (╥﹏╥), (T_T), and ಥ_ಥ. If the destination cannot draw the less common eyes, try (T_T).
Love
Love includes hugs (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ and heart eyes (｡♥‿♥｡). Each symbol counts as text, so check the destination’s length limit.
Angry
Angry includes glares and the complete table flip (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻. Find Table Unflip under Actions for a follow-up reply.
Cute
Cute includes blushes and winks such as (≧◡≦) and (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄). These are complete faces; the Cute font tool styles your words.
Animals
Animals includes cats (=^･ω･^=), bears ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ, puppies, and a bunny. Search cat, bear, or puppy to find them directly.
Actions
Actions holds waves, shrugs, running, and the table unflip. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ lives here because the job is a gesture, not a mood. This kaomoji copy and paste set copies the whole shrug, including the backslash. Retyping it by hand is how faces break.
Confused
Confused includes (・_・)? and (⊙_⊙) for puzzled replies. Try (o_O) if rarer characters show as boxes.
Check the real field
Paste-test a kaomoji copy and paste face before you publish
Copy succeeding on this kaomoji copy and paste page only proves the clipboard write. Display, width, and save behavior belong to the destination.
Kaomoji borrow from several Unicode blocks. Parentheses and underscores almost always draw. Katakana ツ, box-drawing ┻, and letters such as ಠ depend on the font. A missing glyph is an empty box or tofu, not a failed copy. This kaomoji copy and paste library cannot ship a font to Discord, Instagram, or a form.
Fields may remove characters or change spacing when saving. Reopen the saved text and compare it with the original face; try a simpler face if it changes.
A short paste checklist
- Copy one short face from this kaomoji copy and paste library, not a stack of five.
- Paste into the real bio, caption, username, or chat box.
- Read the character counter. A table flip is many code points, not one sticker.
- Save if the form requires it, close the field, and open it again.
- If you see boxes, try (^_^) or (T_T). If the form refuses to save, stop and keep ASCII.
Usernames and display names are stricter than chat. A kaomoji copy and paste shrug that looks fine in a message can fail in a login, a URL, or a search box. Keep a plain-letter backup for anything you cannot easily change.
Reading and search
How assistive tech reads a kaomoji copy and paste string
Screen readers may announce each symbol by name: “left parenthesis, black circle, undertie.” A listener does not hear “smile.” This kaomoji copy and paste page is a clipboard helper, not a replacement for words. Put the meaning in ordinary English next to the face when the message has to be clear.
Search engines and in-app search look at characters, not the picture they form. Searching a chat for smile will not find (◕‿◕). Searching for the exact string might. This kaomoji copy and paste library names each face in English so you can find it here; those names are not stored inside the copied text.
Do not use a kaomoji copy and paste result as a legal name, a navigation label, or the only warning on a form. Decorative text can vanish in a different font, a plain-text email, or a copied log. Keep the official wording in ASCII.
Honest limits
Limits of this kaomoji copy and paste library
This kaomoji copy and paste page is a local list. It is not a generator, a font pack, an emoji keyboard, or a promise that every face will render on every phone.
Search and copy run in this tab. Queries are neither uploaded nor saved. This library has no favorites; homepage Favorites store font-style IDs only.
This kaomoji copy and paste tool copies existing catalog strings. Use a text editor to build a custom face or a font library for installable glyphs; no IME or image export is provided here.
The catalog is curated, rather than exhaustive.
Homepage wrappers add a face to your text, such as (◕‿◕) nori. Use this library for the face alone.
When you need letters restyled instead of a face, open Cute Font Generator or browse all fonts copy and paste styles. Compatibility is not a promise that every platform accepts every character in this kaomoji copy and paste library.
Related tools
Explore more font tools
This kaomoji copy and paste library stays on complete text faces. The links below change the job on purpose.
- Cute Font Generator
Bubble, hearts, and flower frames that restyle letters, not a kaomoji copy and paste face list.
- Aesthetic Font Generator
A wider lookbook: script, vaporwave, cute, frames, and small in one list.
- Bubble Text Generator
Circled and square letters on one input when you wanted badges, not faces.
- PasteFonts generator
Open the full fonts copy and paste catalog, including wrappers that place a face in front of your words.
FAQ
Questions about this kaomoji copy and paste library
What is kaomoji copy and paste?
It is a way to copy a Japanese-style text face made of Unicode characters and paste it into a chat, bio, or caption. This kaomoji copy and paste library shows complete faces. It does not turn your sentence into a new face.
How do I copy a face from this kaomoji copy and paste page?
Browse a mood or search by name, then tap the card or the copy icon. A toast confirms the write. Paste with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V on a computer, or long-press and choose Paste on a phone.
Are kaomoji the same as emoji?
No. Emoji are single pictographs with platform artwork. A kaomoji copy and paste result is several ordinary characters arranged as a face. It travels as text and does not depend on an emoji font, though the destination font still has to include those characters.
Will these faces work in Instagram, Discord, or WhatsApp?
They paste into any field that accepts text. Whether they display or save depends on that app, font, and field. This kaomoji copy and paste page cannot guarantee a platform will keep rare symbols. Always paste a short sample and reopen it.
Why does a face show as empty boxes?
The destination font is missing glyphs. Copy still succeeded. Try a simpler face from this kaomoji copy and paste list, such as (^_^) or (T_T), which stay closer to punctuation.
Does this kaomoji copy and paste library upload my search?
No. Filtering stays on your device. PasteFonts does not upload the search box. Nothing in localStorage stores the query.
How is this different from the cute font generator?
Cute maps or decorates Latin letters. This kaomoji copy and paste page copies a finished face and leaves your sentence alone. Use Cute for a bubbly name. Use this list for (◕‿◕).
Can I type these faces without copying?
Japanese input methods include some faces, and you can also save a text replacement on your device. This kaomoji copy and paste library exists because most English keyboards do not map those characters. Copying the whole string is safer than retyping it.
How does this library differ from the homepage kaomoji wrappers?
The homepage catalog includes styles that wrap your input with a face. This kaomoji copy and paste library lets you search, filter, and copy standalone faces without transforming a sentence. The Kaomoji navigation link opens this library.