Floating ghosts, shuffling zombies and creepy-cute friends for Halloween and scary nights.
58 faces. Tap a card to copy, ♡ to save. Faces marked “may not show on older devices” use rarer symbols.
Who lives here
Ghosts: wavy lines ～ ～ on both sides make a face float, like ～(꒪꒳꒪)～ or ~(°o°)~.
Zombies: arms stretched forward and X eyes, like へ(✖Д✖へ)~, shuffling slowly toward you.
Creepy hair:川o_o川 is a face peeking out from long, dark hair, a classic horror look.
Spiders and bats: legs made from slashes, like /╲/\(°o°)/\╱\.
Coffins: a sleepy face resting with ⚰.
Creepy or cute?
Spooky kaomoji are mostly playful. A floating ghost with a little smile is cute enough for a friend’s profile in October. Zombies and creepy hair are better for horror movie nights and scary stories. Match the scare to the person: some friends love a jump scare, others prefer a friendly ghost.
Halloween ideas
Add a ghost to your display name for the month. Send a zombie shuffle when someone says they are too tired to function. Use a spider face to warn a friend about a scary scene. Pair spooky faces with the scared page for full reactions. The coffin symbol can show as a color emoji on some phones, which suits the theme anyway.
Questions
Is there a ghost kaomoji?
Yes. Faces with wavy lines on both sides, like ~(°o°)~, are floating ghosts.
What is the face with long hair?
川o_o川 is a face peeking through long hair, a classic creepy horror look.
Which spooky kaomoji is cute?
Floating ghosts with a small smile or dance, like ～(꒪꒳꒪)～, are spooky but cute.