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Crying kaomoji, tearful faces, from quiet to dramatic.
Choose crying kaomoji for messages, replies and profiles. T-shaped eyes and visible tear marks give these expressions their meaning. Use a small tear face for a disappointed reaction or an open-mouth cry when the conversation calls for a more dramatic tone.
10 crying faces
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How to use crying kaomoji
Tap an expression to copy its exact text. Paste it into your chosen app and check the line before sending. Keep the original spacing while you try it out; small changes can alter the way the face reads. Save a favorite if you want to return to it later on this device.
Choosing your crying kaomoji
T and semicolon eyes are simple tear shapes. More elaborate forms use combining marks and may display unevenly across fonts. If a tear mark becomes a box, choose a simpler T-shaped version. A crying face can be playful or serious depending on your words. Start with a face that matches the tone of your words. A greeting pose adds movement, while a still expression keeps the message quiet. The labels help you browse, but the surrounding conversation gives an expression its meaning.
Make it personal
You can edit crying kaomoji after copying because the output is plain text. Add your own short greeting or use the bio maker for a complete introduction. If an unusual mark appears as a square, try another face from the collection. No single font or platform displays every character identically.