Pig Kaomoji
Put a round (oo) snout in the middle of a face and you have a piggy, made almost entirely of plain keyboard letters.
165 faces. Tap a card to copy, ♡ to save. Faces marked “may not show on older devices” use rarer symbols.
The snout does all the work
Every face on this page is built around one shape: a snout of two small letters in brackets, as in (・(oo)・). Put it between any pair of eyes and the face turns into a pig. Some faces use zeros instead of the letter o, like ( ˘(00)˘ )~♡, which makes the snout look a little wider. Both are ordinary keyboard characters, so you can type a pig by hand when copying is not an option.
Why piggies travel well
Because the snout is just letters and brackets, pig faces avoid most of the rare symbols that turn into boxes on older phones. Most faces here carry no device label at all, which makes a piggy a safe pick for a display name or a game chat where fancier animals can break. The few that do carry the label add extras such as raised fists or special eyes around the snout.
Oinks, tea and other pig habits
- Oinking:
(´・(oo)・｀)ブヒends with ブヒ (buhi), the snort a pig makes in Japanese. - Tea time:
旦is a teacup on a saucer, so( ´・(oo)・)旦is a pig enjoying a calm cup. - Hugs: arms open on both sides,
⊂(・(oo)・)⊃, ask for a cuddle. - Naps:
( - (oo) - )zzzis a piggy fast asleep.
When to send a pig
Pigs feel cheerful, cozy and a bit silly. Send one after a big dinner, to a friend who collects pig plushies, or as a playful way to admit you plan a lazy day. A piggy between hearts, like ♡(・(oo)・)♡, is a soft, low-key hello. If you want a pig doing something you cannot find, take any face you like and swap its mouth for the snout.
Questions
How do you make a pig kaomoji?
Put a snout of two small o letters in brackets between the eyes, like (・(oo)・).
Do pig kaomoji show on every phone?
Most do. The snout uses plain letters, so only faces with rare extras carry a device label.
What does ブヒ mean after a pig face?
It is buhi, the Japanese sound of a pig snorting, much like oink in English.
Is (00) the same as (oo)?
Yes. Both are pig snouts. Zeros look a little rounder, so use whichever you like.