(｡T_T｡)Crying Kaomoji
Browse 49 crying kaomoji to copy and paste into messages, social posts and profiles. Pick a favorite and copy it in one click.
Crying kaomoji — 49 to copy and paste
Simple crying faces
T and semicolons can stand for tears. A short face such as (T_T) works well for a quiet reply about feeling sad or missing someone.
Cute, teary-eyed faces
Rounded faces and small tears give a softer, vulnerable feeling. Try one with a message such as “I miss you” or “Stay a little longer.”
Sobbing and big tears
Tears flying around the face make the emotion stronger. Add a few words explaining what happened so a dramatic reaction is easier to understand.
Wailing and quiet sniffles
Japanese additions such as een and uwaaan suggest crying aloud, while shikushiku suggests quiet weeping. The original Japanese text is preserved in these copyable examples.
Happy tears and laughing through tears
A crying face can also express gratitude, relief or being deeply moved. Add “Thank you!” or “That made my day” to distinguish happy tears from sadness.
Message-board reactions
Buwā suggests suddenly bursting into tears. These short Japanese message-board style reactions are one-line text art that can be pasted into a chat.
Related emoji and expressions
Choose a related collection for another mood or gesture. Emoji designs vary by device, while kaomoji use text characters. Japanese words in the original expressions remain unchanged when copied.
(｡T_T｡)About Crying
Read the eyes, mouth and gestures together to understand a crying kaomoji. A short expression fits a quick chat reply; a more decorative face can add personality to a caption. Use words alongside the face when the meaning could be unclear.
✨ Features
- •Crying expressions collected in one place.
- •Copy the original symbols in one click.
- •Save frequently used expressions with the heart button.
📱 When to use them
- ✓Friendly chat replies and messages.
- ✓Social captions, comments and posts.
- ✓A small accent in a personal profile.
📝 Original examples
❓ Frequently asked questions
Q.How do I copy crying kaomoji?
A.Click or tap a card, then paste the copied text into your message. Tap the heart to keep it in your browser’s favorites.
Q.Where can I use these kaomoji?
A.Try them in chats, captions, comments and profiles. Keep your message readable by choosing one or two expressions that fit its tone.
Q.Why do some characters look different?
A.Fonts, apps and operating systems can render the same characters differently. If a symbol appears as an empty box, try a simpler expression or a different font.