Kissing Emoji
Kissing emoji to copy and paste: π face blowing a kiss, π kissing face, π and π with smiling or closed eyes, π the kiss mark and π the kiss. Tap one to copy it with its official name and Emoji version, and learn how π and π differ in meaning.
More affectionate faces and kiss lines
These faces and framed lines sit next to the kissing emoji in the official order. Tap one to copy it.
Kiss combos
Framed kiss lines
Copy a kissing emoji in three steps
- Tap the emoji. It is copied and added to the selection box.
- Use the Skin tone menu to see tone options for emoji that have them, then tap again.
- Paste it into your message. Try the ready-made lines, such as xoxo π, for a quick sign-off.
Kissing emoji with official names
The names below are the short names from the Unicode emoji data file, and the version shows the Emoji release that added each one. Newer emoji may show as a box on older phones.
| Emoji | Official name | Added in | Group | Skin tones |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| π | face blowing a kiss | Emoji 0.6 | face affection | No |
| π | kissing face | Emoji 1.0 | face affection | No |
| π | kissing face with closed eyes | Emoji 0.6 | face affection | No |
| π | kissing face with smiling eyes | Emoji 1.0 | face affection | No |
| π | kiss mark | Emoji 0.6 | emotion | No |
| π | kiss | Emoji 0.6 | family | Yes |
| π½ | kissing cat | Emoji 0.6 | cat face | No |
π or π: which one to send
The two faces differ in what they say. π is the face blowing a kiss: the lips send a heart through the air, so it works for love, a warm goodbye and thanks. π is the kissing face: the lips are puckered and nothing leaves them, so it reads as a quick kiss, a whistle or a shrug of affection. π and π add smiling or closed eyes, which makes them shyer and more cheerful. The tone of the chat matters more than the emoji, and the same emoji can read as romantic with a partner and polite with a friend.
Kiss marks and couples
π is the kiss mark, a pair of red lips. It stands for a kiss left on a cheek or a letter, and it is often paired with π or β€οΈ. π is the kiss, two people kissing, and it also comes in couple versions with different pairs of people. The couple versions are made by joining several emoji, so older systems may show them as separate pictures. The grid above lists them under the name starting with kiss.
Using kissing emoji well
- Match the relationship. Pick a face that fits how well you know the person.
- Keep it short. One or two are enough. A long row can feel like noise.
- Check the look. Apple, Google and Samsung draw kissing faces differently, so the feeling can change.
Device check
The emoji are copied exactly as shown, with the code in the tables. We have not yet tested them on specific phones or systems. If one appears as a box, email [email protected] with the character, device and system version. We read the names and versions from the Unicode emoji data file, version 18.0, dated April 30, 2026. See the OxoApp home page for more tools.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between π and π?
π shows a face blowing a kiss, with a heart floating off, and reads as affection or a goodbye. π is a plain kissing face with puckered lips and reads as a neutral kiss, a whistle or a tease.
Which kissing emoji is the most affectionate?
π is the usual choice for love and thanks, and π adds a lipstick kiss mark. π with closed eyes feels softer and shyer.
Do kissing emoji have skin tones?
The kiss π and its couple versions can have skin tones on many systems. The faces π π π π are yellow and have no tone, and π is a lip mark with no tone.
Why does π look different on my phone?
Each system draws its own picture for the same code, and some draw the couple with different clothes or poses. The meaning stays the same: two people kissing.
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