Sunglasses, finger guns and unbothered smirks, plus faces in everyday glasses. Tap one to copy it.
Most cool kaomoji are built on one pair of glasses: ⌐■_■. The ⌐ is the arm of the frame hooked over an ear and each ■ is a dark lens. Swap the solid squares for hollow □ and the shades become clear reading glasses. The best known version is a three-step sequence, ( •_•) then ( •_•)>⌐■-■ then (⌐■_■), which is the text form of the deal with it meme where shades drop onto a face. Beyond glasses, cool comes from posture: finger guns, a strut, or a calm smirk. Use these after a win, a good comeback or a perfectly timed reply. The 😎 emoji is on the sunglasses emoji page linked below.
⌐ is the frame's arm and ■ the dark lenses.
Hollow lenses and round frames for clear glasses rather than shades.
☞ and ☜ are pointing hands, so a pair of them is the classic finger guns.
No glasses needed: calm smiles, a strut and a little swagger.
The same ⌐■ shades, worn by a bear and a cat.
It is a face wearing sunglasses, a text version of 😎. It is often sent as a deal with it moment: the person has done something bold and is not apologising.
It plays out in three frames. ( •_•) is a plain face, ( •_•)>⌐■-■ is a hand bringing the shades up, and (⌐■_■) is the face with them on. People send all three on separate lines or in one message.
■ is a filled square, so the lenses look dark and the face is wearing sunglasses. □ is an empty square, which reads as clear lenses, so (⌐□_□) is someone in ordinary glasses.
The UltraTextGen kaomoji generator filters the parts by mood, then lets you swap the outline, eyes and mouth and add cheeks or arms, keeping the left and right sides matched. Every part is plain Unicode text, so the face pastes wherever you are typing.
Open the kaomoji generator →😎 🕶️ and the other cool emoji, with when to use each.
Approving text faces giving a thumbs up or an OK.
ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ and other bear faces built around the ᴥ snout.
All our kaomoji pages, sorted by expression.
Choose shades, a smirk and arms to make your own cool face.