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Browse and copy kaomoji for GitHub issues, pull requests, commit messages, and README files. Add personality to code reviews and docs.
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GitHub renders standard emoji shortcodes, but kaomoji offer a different flavor. A table flip in a frustrated issue comment or a shrug in a PR review adds personality that emoji shortcodes cannot match. Kaomoji work in issues, comments, commit messages, and Markdown files.
Shrugs for uncertain code reviews, table flips for broken builds, and happy faces for merged PRs are the most popular kaomoji in developer communities. Copy them here and paste into GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or any Git-based platform.
Yes. Kaomoji are plain Unicode text and render correctly in GitHub issues, PR descriptions, comments, README files, and commit messages.
Yes. Git commit messages support any Unicode characters, so kaomoji work in commit messages viewed on GitHub, GitLab, and terminal git log output.