Who operates this library

About Kaomoji Copy Paste

Kaomoji Copy Paste is the free website at https://kaomojicopypaste.com/. It helps people find, copy and understand upright Japanese text faces. Contact the editors at contact@kaomojicopypaste.com.

Entity facts

What is Kaomoji Copy Paste?

Kaomoji Copy Paste is a searchable copy-and-paste library of Japanese text faces. The public site is https://kaomojicopypaste.com/. The contact mailbox is contact@kaomojicopypaste.com.

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BrandKaomoji Copy Paste
Websitehttps://kaomojicopypaste.com/
Emailcontact@kaomojicopypaste.com
Central entityKaomoji (Japanese upright text faces / 顔文字)
Primary actionSearch, filter, copy, save or generate a face
PriceFree
AccountNot required
Favorites storageOn your device, in this browser
Last reviewedSeptember 15, 2026
Who it is for

Who is this site for?

The site is for anyone who needs an exact Japanese text face for a message, caption, bio, username or reply. You do not need to type Japanese or install a special keyboard.

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Chat and comments

Copy a short face when a graphic emoji feels too loud or the tone needs a specific mouth or gesture.

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Meaning checks

Read how upright faces are built, then decode a pasted string before you send it.

What is a kaomoji? →
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About us FAQ

Who runs Kaomoji Copy Paste?

Kaomoji Copy Paste is operated from https://kaomojicopypaste.com/. Write to contact@kaomojicopypaste.com for editorial, privacy or correction requests.

Is Kaomoji Copy Paste free?

Yes. Searching, copying, generating and saving favorites does not require an account or payment.

Do you invent kaomoji meanings?

No. Labels describe common readings of visible parts such as eyes, mouths, tears and gestures. Context can change the tone.

Where are favorites stored?

Favorites, recent copies and collected lines stay in local browser storage on your device. They are not uploaded to an account.

Can I reuse a copied kaomoji?

Kaomoji are Unicode text. Paste them where the destination allows those characters. Read the terms for site content, labels and design.