ASCII Emoji Collection
Professional copy-paste library of emoticons, kaomoji, and text art.
Express Yourself with Text-Only Art
Before the digital icons we know today as emojis, there was ASCII art. These emoticons use standard keyboard characters to create expressive faces, gestures, and scenes. From the classic ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ to the iconic Lenny face, text art remains a powerful way to communicate emotion across any platform.
Our collection is curated from the world's most popular text art databases, including Asciimoji, Emojidb, and ASCIIart.eu. We've simplified the experience so you can browse, search, and copy your favorites with a single click.
Why Use ASCII Art Today?
While modern emojis are great, ASCII art offers a unique, nostalgic aesthetic. It works perfectly in code comments, terminal logs, and minimalist designs. Because it relies only on text, it never breaks or fails to render, ensuring your message always gets across exactly how you intended.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between ASCII and Kaomoji?
ASCII emoticons typically read sideways (like : ) ), while Kaomoji are Japanese emoticons designed to be read upright (like ^_^). Both fall under the broader category of text art and are included in our library.
Will these look the same on all devices?
Mostly yes. However, some complex kaomoji use special unicode characters. If your device or the platform you're pasting into doesn't support a specific character, it might appear as a box. Stick to simpler ones for maximum compatibility.
How can I add my own emoji?
We are constantly updating our list based on community requests. If you have a staple emoji you'd like to see included, feel free to reach out to us!