Kaomoji Borders and Dividers

Simple dividers to copy

• ✿ ･ﾟ: ✿ ･ﾟ: ✿ flowers and glitter.
• ━━━━ ♡ ━━━━ a bold line with a heart.
• ⋆｡˚ ✧ ˚｡⋆ a dreamy starry line.
• ── ⋆ ☆ ⋆ ── a thin line with stars.
• ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆ a sparkle trail.
• =^..^= =^..^= a row of cats made of keyboard keys.

These use common symbols, so they display well on almost every device.

Need more lines without a face in them? On cutefonts.art there is a longer set of text dividers and two-line frames, each with its length shown.

Framing a face

Some kaomoji already come with their own frame of stars or flowers, like ⋆｡˚ ( ˘◡˘ ) ｡˚⋆ or ✿*:･ﾟ( *´ω`* )ﾟ･:*✿. To frame any face yourself, put the same short pattern on both sides, mirrored: what is on the left should face the face from the right too. For a box, use a top line ┌──── ♡ ────┐ above your text and a bottom line └──── ✿ ────┘ below it.

Build your own

• Pick one or two symbols, for example a heart and a dot.
• Repeat them with spaces in between.
• Put a bigger symbol in the middle as the center point.
• Keep it short. A divider should fit on one line on a phone, or it will wrap and look messy.

Avoid broken borders

Popular coquette borders use ribbon characters like ୨୧ and bonnet brackets like ꒰ ꒱. They are pretty, but they come from rare scripts and may show as boxes on older devices. On Discord, borders with * or ~~ can turn into italics or crossed-out text, so put a backslash before those symbols. Always preview your bio or post before you share it.

Where borders work well

Dividers shine in places with several parts: an Instagram or TikTok bio with a few lines, a Discord About Me, a server rules post, or the header of a journal or study note. Use one style per profile so it looks tidy. A divider made only of keyboard keys, like the row of cats above, also works in plain text places where symbols are blocked.

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