Deer, fawns and reindeer drawn in text, antlers included. Tap any deer to copy it.
Antlers turn a text face into a deer. In ╰૮₍ •\./• ₎ა╯ the box-drawing curves ╰ and ╯ sweep up on each side like branching antlers, ૮ and ა are the ears, and \./ is the long, narrow nose that ends in a dark tip. A simpler stag uses Ψ, the Greek letter psi, whose three prongs look like a single antler. Leave the antlers off and the same face becomes a fawn. Put a ● where the nose goes and you have a red-nosed reindeer for Christmas messages. Text deer are rarer than cats or bears, so this set is smaller, and the ૮ ა ears are Gujarati and Georgian letters that a few older devices show as boxes. The 🦌 deer emoji is on the animal emoji page.
The ╰ ╯ antlers frame the face, and \./ is the deer's nose.
No antlers yet: the ૮ ა ears and the \./ nose are enough to read as a young deer.
Ψ makes a three-pointed antler on each side. A ● nose turns the stag into a red-nosed reindeer.
╰ and ╯ are box-drawing characters (U+2570 and U+256F). Their curves rise from the bottom corners of the face and look like a pair of antlers spreading outward.
Use Ψ for antlers on both sides and a solid ● for a shiny red nose, as in Ψ(•●•)Ψ. Add ❄ or ★ for a Christmas message.
Deer have no single character that obviously reads as their face, the way ᴥ suggests a bear or ω a cat. Most deer faces are recent builds that borrow ears from other kaomoji and add antlers around them.
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.
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🦌 🐗 🦬 and the rest of the animal emoji by type.
Snowflakes, stars, trees and bells to pair with the reindeer.
Rabbit faces built with the same ૮ ა ears as the fawns.