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Fish and Sea Kaomoji

Swimming fish, wiggly squid and bubbling octopus, built from brackets and lines.

156 faces. Tap a card to copy, ♡ to save. Faces marked “may not show on older devices” use rarer symbols.

A fish made of brackets

The classic fish is a well-known little text picture. Read >゜))))彡 from left to right: > is the mouth, ゜ is the eye, )))) are the body and scales, and 彡 is the tail fin. Turn it around, like ><(((°>, and the fish swims the other way. More brackets make a longer fish.

Other sea friends

Fun ways to use them

A swimming fish makes a cute divider between lines in a bio or a note. Squid and octopus faces are silly replies when a chat gets weird. A fish also works as a joke gift: a penguin or cat holding a fish is “here, I brought you dinner”. Most sea faces use common characters and look the same on almost every phone.

Typing a fish by hand

You can type a simple fish on any keyboard: a greater-than sign, an o for the eye, a few brackets and one more sign for the tail, like ><(((o>. It is a fun trick when you cannot copy and paste.

Questions

How do you type a fish kaomoji?

Type > for the mouth, an eye like ゜ or °, a few ) for the body and 彡 for the tail: >゜))))彡.

Which way is the fish swimming?

Toward the mouth. >゜))))彡 swims left, and ><(((°> swims right.

Is there an octopus kaomoji?

Yes. (:◎)≡ is an octopus with a round head and wiggly legs.