To use Crying Kaomoji/Signs you just need to click on the symbol icon and it will be copied to your clipboard, then paste it anywhere you want to use it. All these Unicode text Crying Kaomoji can be used on Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, WhatsApp, TikTok, Discord, Tumblr and all other social media platforms as well. ⁂

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Explore 75+ crying emoticons and kaomoji to express sadness and emotion in your messages. Copy and paste these emoticons to convey tears and empathy with a click.

2024年2月14日 · Crying kaomoji, also known as cry kaomoji or crying text emoji, are generated using keyboard characters to convey a visual representation of tears or crying. Copy and paste crying emoticons by just clicking on them.

Feel free to copy and paste these symbols for your use anywhere. Here is the complete list of U-letter text symbols (Ⓤ ⓤ υ u ᑌ Ữ ย υ ù Ǘ 𝔲 𝓾 𝓊 𝓤 𝐔 IJ খ ʊ ฆ ꀎ Ꮜ Ꮰ थ ᮖ ∪ ʮ ᵁ ᵘ ᵤ ᶣ ᶶ ᶷ ). Click to copy the symbol...

Share these crying smiley face ( ͡༎ຶ ε ͡༎ຶ `´) and sad crying face moments in your life. How to copy and paste keyboard text faces on this website? To copy and paste, select any keyboard emoji or expression that you want to use. Next, click the face you wish to copy to the clipboard.

See above for 'Cry' different fonts! That includes Cry in cursive, Cry in bold, italic, gothic/medieval, cute/aesthetic, curly, monospace, and lots more. You can change the input box to generate different text symbols with all sorts of fancy Unicode characters that you can copy and paste.

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The 😭 Loudly Crying Face Emoji (U+1F62D) is a widely used emoji that conveys intense and overwhelming sadness, grief, or emotional distress in digital communication. It’s a popular choice for expressing deep feelings of sorrow, sympathy, or empathy in response to sad or heart-wrenching situations.

U+1F62D offers a line break opportunity at its position, except in some numeric contexts. The CLDR project calls this character “loudly crying face” for use in screen reading software. It assigns these additional labels, e.g. for search in emoji pickers: bawling, cry, crying, face, loudly, sad, sob, tear, tears, unhappy.