A clear, familiar crying face.
Crying Kaomoji to Copy and Paste
Tears in a chat can mean disappointment, relief or being moved by something lovely. Pick the size of the reaction here, then let your sentence explain why the tears are falling.
A bigger emotional reaction.
A softer, closed-mouth cry.
A small but audible lament.
A pleading or overwhelmed look.
A theatrical stream of tears.
A brief, disappointed wince.
Moved by something sweet.
What do crying kaomoji mean?
The tops of T-shaped eyes can look like closed lids with tears running down. Semicolons create smaller tear drops, and a wider mouth makes the face look as if it is sobbing. The same face may also express happy overwhelm.
Choose the right moment
- Use a small tearful face for a sad ending to a story or a missed chance.
- Pair a dramatic sob with clearly playful wording when you are exaggerating a tiny problem.
- For tears of joy, say what moved you so the receiver does not mistake the message for bad news.
Give your words a little style, too.
Pair a face with a short name or caption in the font changer.
Crying kaomoji questions
What does T_T mean?
The two T characters look like closed eyes with tears running down, and the underscore is a small mouth. It usually signals crying or disappointment, though context can turn it into tears of joy.
Which crying face can mean happy tears?
Any tearful face can express happy tears when the words explain the emotion. (TωT) has a softer mouth and works well with a message such as 'That was so kind of you'.
Text faces can look a little different in each app. Check your pasted message before sending, and keep essential information in ordinary words.