Fangs, sharp shark teeth, gritted teeth and wide toothy grins drawn in text. Click a face and paste it anywhere.
A teeth kaomoji swaps the usual mouth for a character with points or a grid. ш, a Cyrillic letter, looks like a row of sharp teeth, and with ▼ as eyes or brows above it the face turns menacing, close to the ギザ歯 (giza-ba) shark teeth of anime. ⤙ adds one small tooth at the corner of the mouth, the cute single fang Japanese calls 八重歯 (yaeba). 皿, a kanji for a dish, reads as clenched teeth, and 廿 or 甘 as a square grid of them. For a smile that simply shows teeth, ᗜ draws a wide open grin. Several of these characters come from less common scripts, so a few may show as boxes on older devices.
The single ⤙ fang. ૮ ა are floppy ears and ฅ are paws, so many of these are puppies and kittens showing a tooth.
ш makes a full row of pointed teeth. Plain dot eyes look goofy; ▼ eyes look like a monster.
皿 and 廿 draw teeth pressed together, for straining, holding back or grinding through something. Faces shouting with bared teeth are on the angry kaomoji page.
ᗜ and ᐛ are Canadian Aboriginal syllabics shaped like an open, teeth-showing smile.
ᗧ is an open mouth mid-bite, best known as a Pac-Man shape, and ᗣ is the ghost being chased.
ш is the Cyrillic letter sha, which has three upward points and reads as a row of sharp teeth. The ▼ on each side act as narrowed eyes or angry brows.
⤙ is an arrow-tail symbol used here as one small fang at the corner of the mouth. Japanese calls a visible single canine 八重歯 (yaeba) and treats it as cute, which is why these faces are soft rather than scary.
Characters such as ⤙, ᗜ and ᗧ come from symbol and syllabics blocks that some older fonts do not include. Faces built from ш, 皿 and ▼ use more common characters and display on most devices.
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 →Shouting faces with 益 bared teeth and anger veins.
Whiskered faces, some with tiny fangs of their own.
Open-mouthed laughs for when the grin turns into a cackle.
The full kaomoji hub, with every face family linked.
Try ш, 皿 or ᗜ as a mouth and make your own toothy face.