Lenny Face
The Lenny Face — ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) — and its most-used variants, ready to copy without hand-typing the combining characters that make it work.
How it works
The Lenny Face is built from a degree sign, a combining double inverted breve (the character that draws the curve joining two letters), and the Latin letter ʖ. Typing it by hand means finding three obscure Unicode characters in the right order — copying it here skips that entirely.
Where you can use it
- Sarcastic or suggestive replies
- Comments and forum posts
- Discord and group chat messages
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Frequently asked questions
Why does the Lenny Face look different in some apps?
It relies on a combining character that stretches across the surrounding letters, and not every font renders that stretch identically — the face is still correct, it just varies slightly in width depending on the app's font.
Can I type it directly on my keyboard?
There's no dedicated key for it — the characters involved aren't on any standard layout. Copying it is the fastest reliable method on every platform.