Eyes become tear streams
T and ╥ create vertical lines; ಥ looks round and welling; Korean ㅠ resembles eyes with tears beneath them.
Umiiyak kaomoji and crying emoticons are copyable text faces para sa malalambot na luha, kalungkutan, pag-iyak, pagkasira ng puso, happy tears, laughter, frustration and dramatic reactions. Find Japanese faces such as (╥﹏╥), Korean-style ㅠ_ㅠ, simple T_T and ;_; emoticons, cute animals, hands, hugs and floor-crying poses. Search or filter by emotion, intensity, tear shape, action, character, style, size and app, then tap Kopyahin.
Editor-selected crying faces + constrained variations
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Bituint with the clearest crying text faces: simple, soft, sobbing, Korean, happy tears, with hands and animal variations.
The same tears can communicate grief, happy relief, laughter, anger or embarrassment. Select the emotion first so the face supports the message instead of contradicting it.
Quiet hurt, disappointment and low-energy crying.
Show sad crying →(╥﹏╥)Strong grief, missing someone or emotional pain.
Show heartbreak →(T▽T)Relief, gratitude, reunions and moving good news.
Show happy crying →(ಥ‿ಥ)Overwhelmed laughter or an exaggerated funny reaction.
Show laugh-cry faces →(ಥ益ಥ)Frustration, rage tears and emotional overload.
Show angry crying →(。ノω\。)Mahiyain, nahihiya o nagtago ng luha sa reaksyon.
Show embarrassed crying →(இдஇ; )Wide mouths and tense tears for sudden distress.
Show shocked crying →(╥ ᴗ ╥)A soft smile under tears for finally feeling okay.
Show relieved tears →In text faces, the eye glyph often doubles as the tear. These are visual conventions, not universal definitions, and the surrounding mouth changes whether the tears feel sad, joyful or comic.
| Example | Tear construction | Typical reading | Find more |
|---|---|---|---|
| T_T | Latin T eyes | Simple keyboard crying; vertical stems resemble tears | |
| ㅠ_ㅠ | Hangul ㅠ eyes | Korean-style crying text face | |
| (´;ω;`) | Semicolon tears | Soft, restrained crying or hurt | |
| (╥﹏╥) | Box-drawing streams | Steady crying with a trembling mouth | |
| (ಥ﹏ಥ) | Round Kannada glyph eyes | Welling eyes or full bawling | |
| 。゚(゚´Д`゚)゚。 | Flying marks outside | Loud, dramatic or ugly crying |
Ears, paws and animal mouths make a crying face read as cute, vulnerable or playful. These are text drawings rather than standardized emoji characters.
Neko faces with ears, whiskers and visible tears.
Show crying cats →/(=T x T=)\Long ears with T eyes or soft trembling mouths.
Show crying bunnies →ʕ•ᴥ•̥ʔRounded bear faces with a single tear or heavy streams.
Show crying bears →૮ T ﻌ T აTearful dogs, puppies, babies and other cute characters.
Show all animals →“Umiiyak emoticon” is broader than Japanese kaomoji. This collection labels adjacent styles clearly so T_T, ;_;, ㅠ_ㅠ and decorative upright faces can be found without pretending they have the same origin.
Compact na mga mukha gamit ang mga letra at bantas.
Show simple faces →(´;ω;`)Upright faces using fullwidth and Japanese text conventions.
Show Japanese style →ㅠ_ㅠHangul characters such as ㅠ and ㅜ resemble falling tears.
Show Korean style →(。T ω T。)Rounded cheeks, smaller mouths and softer proportions.
Show cute crying →:'-(Classic early-internet crying faces read with the head tilted.
Show ASCII emoticons →¯\_(ಥ‿ಥ)_/¯Deliberately dramatic faces for playful reactions.
Show meme reactions →。゚(゚´Д`゚)゚。Large mouths, flying tears and theatrical emotion.
Show anime style →༼;´༎ຶ ༎ຶ༽Intentionally excessive faces for exaggerated reactions.
Show cursed crying →Read a kaomoji upright. The eye glyph represents the tear source, the mouth determines sadness or joy, marks outside the face show motion, and arms or posture reveal what the character is doing.
Reaching arms + wet eyes + deep frown = crying and asking for comfort
T and ╥ create vertical lines; ಥ looks round and welling; Korean ㅠ resembles eyes with tears beneath them.
﹏ trembles, Д wails, while ‿ or ▽ under teary eyes creates happy or laughing tears.
Repeated dots and rings outside the brackets make the crying louder and more dramatic.
They reach for a hug, wipe the face, raise both arms, pray, salute or collapse on the floor.
These are common readings rather than fixed definitions. The sentence, relationship and situation determine the final tone.
| Text face | Karaniwang kahulugan | Best context | Visual signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| T_T | Simple crying | Quick chats and compact replies | T stems resemble tears below closed eyes |
| ㅠ_ㅠ | Korean-style crying | Soft sadness in text | Hangul ㅠ resembles two tear tracks |
| (´;ω;`) | Quietly hurt | Disappointment or sympathy | Small semicolon tears beside the eyes |
| (╥﹏╥) | Full crying | Pusobreak or strong sadness | Heavy streams and trembling mouth |
| (ಥ‿ಥ) | Masaya tears or laugh-crying | Moving good news or a funny reaction | A smile changes the tears from grief to joy |
| 。゚(゚´Д`゚)゚。 | Loud or ugly crying | Matindi o dramatikong reaksyon at emosyon gaya ng anime | Open wail with tears flying outside |
A kaomoji or emoticon is built from copyable text characters; an emoji is a standardized pictograph rendered by the platform. This page focuses on text faces, while covering the common emoji comparison directly.
| Expression | Type | Usually means | Pangunahing pagkakaiba |
|---|---|---|---|
| (╥﹏╥) | Umiiyak kaomoji | Strong text-based crying | Customizable character sequence |
| T_T | Umiiyak emoticon | Simple keyboard tears | Compact and mostly ASCII/Latin |
| 😢 | Umiiyak Face emoji | Malungkotness or disappointment | One standardized emoji character |
| 😭 | Loudly Umiiyak Face emoji | Intense grief or comic overwhelm | Platform artwork varies |
| 😂 | Face with Tears of Joy emoji | Strong laughter | Joy is explicit in the emoji design |
Intensity comes from the amount of visible tears, the mouth and the body. Use a restrained face for genuine sympathy and reserve theatrical faces for strong emotion or playful exaggeration.
Wet eyes or a single tear suggest emotion held back.
Small semicolon tears keep the response sincere and restrained.
Repeated vertical streams make the emotion clear.
An open mouth, extra motion and arms turn tears into a wail.
Flying tears and exaggerated glyphs are best for intense or comic reactions.
A smiling mouth under tearful eyes communicates joy, relief or laughter.
These are Unicode text sequences, so you can copy and paste them into most text fields. Exact width and alignment still depend on the destination font, Markdown rules and character limits.
Compact T_T and ㅠ_ㅠ work well in short replies; expressive upright faces add more emotional detail.
Funny, cute or dramatic crying faces fit reactions, captions and comments.
Underscores, asterisks and backticks may trigger Markdown, so preview or escape them.
Paste as plain text and keep the face restrained for professional messages.
Prefer small faces and test the field’s length and character restrictions.
This tool copies characters. Image, sticker, vector and transparent-background queries need a separate media library.
Paste any face below. The checker flags Markdown characters, combining marks, emoji presentation, unusual length and decorative complexity; it does not claim pixel-identical rendering.
Enter a kaomoji to receive a practical compatibility note.
Compact faces using common punctuation and symbols.
Standard Japanese and fullwidth characters; spacing can shift.
Combining marks, elaborate decoration and emoji are more font-dependent.
A crying kaomoji is an upright text face that uses tear-shaped eyes, a mouth, brackets, hands or motion marks to communicate sadness, sobbing, happy tears, laughter or emotional overwhelm.
Select Kopyahin on any result, then paste it into WhatsApp, TikTok, Discord, email or another text field. Collect mode combines several faces with your chosen separator.
T_T is a simple crying text face. Each capital T acts as an eye with a vertical tear stem, while the underscore forms a flat mouth.
ㅠ_ㅠ is a Korean-style crying emoticon. The Hangul vowel ㅠ resembles eyes with tears running down; the underscore is the mouth.
╥ is a box-drawing glyph whose vertical lines resemble heavy tear streams. ಥ is a Kannada letter often borrowed visually as a rounded, welling tear eye.
Malungkot kaomoji include tearless frowns, worry and disappointment. Umiiyak kaomoji make visible tears, wiping, sobbing or wailing the dominant feature.
(T▽T), (ಥ‿ಥ) and (╥ ᴗ ╥) pair tearful eyes with a smiling mouth, so they can signal joy, relief, gratitude or laughter rather than grief.
For a simple version, type T_T or ;_;. For an upright kaomoji, choose tear eyes such as T, ╥ or ಥ, add a mouth such as ﹏ or Д, then enclose the face in brackets—or copy a complete face to avoid spacing errors.
Most copy as Unicode text, but exact appearance depends on the app’s font and field rules. Short faces are the safest; decorative marks should be previewed before posting.
A font may lack a glyph, Markdown may format underscores or asterisks, or the field may limit characters. Try a broad-compatibility face such as T_T, ;_; or (╥﹏╥).
No. 😭 is one standardized emoji character with platform-specific artwork. A crying emoticon or kaomoji is a sequence of text characters such as T_T or (╥﹏╥).
This page provides copyable text, not image assets. PNG, GIF, vector, clipart and sticker downloads are a different intent and should be handled by a separate media page.
Stay here when visible tears are the main feature. Move to a sibling collection when the dominant intent is sadness, happiness, anger, shock, shyness or affection.
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