Blushing text faces to copy and paste — shy, flustered (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄) blushing faces in text. Tap once to copy.
(´•ω•`)
(๑´٩`๑)
(๑´ว｀๑)
(⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄°∀°⁄⁄⁄⁄)
(๑•͜ʘ ๑)
(๑´˘͜ʘ ˘`๑)
(º｣º)
(*/ω＼*)
(/⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄/)
(/ω\)
(⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)
(*/⁄⁄ω⁄⁄*)
(๑⁄⁄⁄ω⁄⁄⁄๑)
ʕ˙ل˙ʔ
(˘⁄ω⁄˘)
(*´ー｀*)
(◕´•ω•`◕)
(◕⁄ω⁄◕)
(°´•ω•`°)
(°⁄ω⁄°)
(•´•ω•`•)
(•⁄ω⁄•)
(˃´•ω•`˃)
(˃⁄ω⁄˃)
(๑´•ω•`๑)
(๑⁄ω⁄๑)
(｡´•ω•`｡)
(｡⁄ω⁄｡)
(๑◕ω◕๑)
(*◕ω◕*)
(๑°ω°๑)
(*°ω°*)
(๑•ω•๑)
(*•ω•*)
(๑˃ω˃๑)
(*˃ω˃*)
(๑๑ω๑๑)
(*๑ω๑*)
(๑｡ω｡๑)
(*｡ω｡*)
(◕˘ω˘◕)
(◕˙ل˙◕)
(°˘ω˘°)
(°˙ل˙°)
(•˘ω˘•)
(•˙ل˙•)
(˃˘ω˘˃)
(˃˙ل˙˃)
(๑˘ω˘๑)
(๑˙ل˙๑)
(｡˘ω˘｡)
(｡˙ل˙｡)
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About Blushing Text Faces
Blushing text faces use slash marks (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄), asterisks and reddened-cheek symbols to show embarrassment — a convention borrowed directly from manga, where diagonal lines across the cheeks mean a character is flustered.
Tap to copy any face. They pair perfectly with compliments, confessions and any message you want to read as shy rather than smooth.
Frequently asked questions
What do the slashes in blushing faces mean?
They are the manga convention for a blush — diagonal hatching across the cheeks. In text faces, ⁄ characters recreate that effect.
When should I use a blushing text face?
Receiving praise, admitting something embarrassing, or flirting when you want to look bashful instead of bold.