:shades: Kaomoji
Pig kaomoji
28 pig faces to copy and paste. Pigs and piglets in text, snout first. Click one to copy it.
Click any kaomoji to copy it. The code under it types it with Use Emoji.
With Use Emoji, type a face’s code, like :meh: or :tableflip:, in any text box and it turns into the face.
More kaomoji by mood
Every group of the library, each on a page of its own.
- Popular kaomoji
- Happy kaomoji
- Excited kaomoji
- Love kaomoji
- Blushing kaomoji
- Comfort kaomoji
- Smug kaomoji
- Annoyed kaomoji
- Angry kaomoji
- Sad kaomoji
- Crying kaomoji
- Hurt kaomoji
- Scared kaomoji
- Nervous kaomoji
- Shrug kaomoji
- Confused kaomoji
- Suspicious kaomoji
- Surprised kaomoji
- Hello kaomoji
- Hug kaomoji
- Wink kaomoji
- Kiss kaomoji
- Sorry kaomoji
- Nosebleed kaomoji
- Hiding kaomoji
- Writing kaomoji
- Running kaomoji
- Sleeping kaomoji
- Dancing kaomoji
- Music kaomoji
- Determined kaomoji
- Cool kaomoji
- Cat kaomoji
- Bear kaomoji
- Dog kaomoji
- Bunny kaomoji
- Bird kaomoji
- Fish and sea kaomoji
- Spider and bug kaomoji
- Animal kaomoji
- Friends kaomoji
- Fighting kaomoji
- Magic kaomoji
- Food kaomoji
- Games and sports kaomoji
- Cute kaomoji
- Lenny face kaomoji
- Table flip kaomoji
Questions
About pig kaomoji
Short answers to the questions people ask most.
How do I copy a pig kaomoji?
Click it. It is copied to your clipboard, ready to paste with Ctrl + V (Command + V on a Mac) into a chat, a post, an email or a username.
How do I type pig kaomoji without copying them?
Install Use Emoji, the free emoji keyboard for Chrome, and turn it on for the sites you write in. Then type a face’s code, such as
:piggy1:, and it turns into ( ´(00)ˋ ).Do kaomoji work on Instagram, Discord, WhatsApp and TikTok?
Yes. A kaomoji is plain Unicode text, not a picture, so it pastes anywhere text goes: messages, comments, bios and display names. A few rare characters may look slightly different from one font to another.
What is a kaomoji?
A kaomoji (顔文字, "face characters") is a Japanese emoticon drawn with text characters and read upright, like (＾▽＾), rather than sideways like :-). They began on Japanese forums and are now used everywhere.
Free tools
More free tools
All free, all in your browser.
Type :piggy1: and get ( ´(00)ˋ )
Use Emoji puts every kaomoji behind a code you can type anywhere. Free to install.
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Next time, skip the copy and paste: type :fire: and get 🔥 right where you write.
Next time, skip the copy and paste: type right where you write.