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Crying cat emoji 😿

Emoji 0.6 (2010) · U+1F63F

What 😿 means

The keywords Unicode lists for 😿 are animal, cat, cry, crying, face, sad, tear. They show what people use it for.

Search for animal or cat on your emoji keyboard and 😿 is among the results.

You will find 😿 among the cat faces (9 emoji), part of smileys & emotion with 172 emoji in all. Its neighbours include 😾 😺 😸 😹.

Will 😿 show on my friend's phone?

One of the first emoji ever: 😿 is part of Emoji 0.6 from 2010, the set that started on Japanese phones. It shows everywhere.

How to type 😿

Search for crying cat in the emoji picker of your phone or computer to find 😿.

Codes for developers

Under the hood, 😿 is one code point (U+1F63F), 4 bytes in UTF-8 and 2 UTF-16 units, which is what a JavaScript length check counts.

Paste the emoji itself where you can. Use these codes in HTML, CSS, JavaScript or a URL.

Code pointsU+1F63F
HTML (hex)😿
HTML (decimal)😿
CSScontent: "\1F63F";
JavaScript\u{1F63F}
URL%F0%9F%98%BF
UTF-8 bytesF0 9F 98 BF

Names in other languages

The CLDR name of 😿 in the 12 languages of this site. Each links to that language's page.

LanguageName
Englishcrying cat
Portuguêsrosto de gato chorando
Españolgato llorando
Italianogatto che piange
Françaischat qui pleure
Deutschweinende Katze
Türkçeağlayan kedi
Bahasa Indonesiawajah kucing menangis
Polskipłaczący kot
Русскийплачущий кот
日本語泣いている猫
한국어울고 있는 고양이 얼굴

Questions people ask

What does the crying cat emoji mean?

Unicode calls 😿 "crying cat" and links it with animal, cat, cry, crying. People use it for those ideas; on the emoji keyboard it sits in the cat faces subgroup of smileys & emotion.

When was the crying cat emoji added?

It is one of the very first emoji, part of Emoji 0.6 from 2010, so it works on any phone.

How do I type the crying cat emoji?

Search for crying cat in the emoji picker of your phone or computer to find 😿.

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