Paste Kaomoji is a focused library for copying kaomoji and text faces. The point is find, copy, paste - without a giant emoji catalog or a wall of ads.
About Paste Kaomoji
Paste Kaomoji is a focused copy-paste library for Japanese-style text faces and related character expressions. Faces are unicode text you can edit, not a sticker pack locked to one app.
Kaomoji (often called Japanese emoticons) are usually read upright, with eyes carrying most of the mood. This site groups faces by intent so you can find, copy, and paste without wading through a giant unsorted dump or a wall of ads.
The library is organized by intent: cute, happy, cat, sad, and crying kaomoji, plus Japanese emoticons, text faces, and a copy-and-paste page. Each of those is one URL. Synonyms stay on the same page instead of spawning lookalike routes.
Browse a mood, search the catalog, and tap Copy once to paste a face into chat. A face maker is later still, and this release does not run ads.
Faces on the site are unicode text, the same kind of characters you can already type. Paste Kaomoji arranges them so they are easy to find.
Much of the expanded face catalog comes from the open kaomoji-collection project (MIT License), curated by Kaomojiya (kaomojiya.org). We dedupe faces and add English names, tags, and aliases for search. Paste Kaomoji is not affiliated with that project.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Paste Kaomoji for?+
Anyone who wants a fast, free way to copy kaomoji and text faces into chat, captions, or bios without creating an account.
Where do the faces come from?+
Much of the expanded catalog comes from the open kaomoji-collection project (MIT License), curated by Kaomojiya. We dedupe faces and add English names, tags, and aliases for search. Paste Kaomoji is not affiliated with that project.
Does this site sell faces or require signup?+
No. Faces are unicode text arranged for browsing. This release does not run a paywall or account system; you copy from the grid and paste where you need.