Kaomoji Cool Club is fully responsive and can work in portrait or landscape, on e-ink screens, on a small smartphone, or in the corner of your computer at work.
Please add a shortcut on your smartphone screen, it works really well on major web browser.
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@MoritzBrouhaha Magnifique (בּމבּ)
@bfluzin merci Baptiste !
While kaomojis are mostly available through librairies around the web, Kaomoji Cool Club provides new tools to give you complete control over creating your own kaomoji part by part, much like Doctor Frankenstein.
Discover a complete library of characters carefully selected in the trenches of Unicode and classified. It has never been easier to find sunglasses or vampire teeth now.
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Of course sometimes you don't have the time to compose a good kaomoji.
You can of course hit the random button, it's the easiest way to compose with chaos.
Another tool is now available : the feelings wheel.
Open it to select a new feeling and change the face of your kaomoji.
We are complex creatures and so are kaomojis. For this reason, you can also combine two feelings on the wheel and access more than 400 combinations carefully selected by hand.
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Just click the copy button and get your kaomoji directly in your clipboard.
Now the interface is optimized for printing too, so get your kaomoji directly on a blank page or PDF in your web browser.
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Kaomoji Cool Club is fully responsive and can work in portrait or landscape, on e-ink screens, on a small smartphone, or in the corner of your computer at work.
Please add a shortcut on your smartphone screen, it works really well on major web browser.
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Kaomoji Cool Club weighs less than 300ko, can even be loaded fast on a slow network, no shitty framework, no shitty cookies, no shitty AI or billionaire behind it. The club is free forever.
There is only a Simple Analytics script for audience measure to understand better the usage at launch, but don't be worry, it's automaticaly blocked by your ad blocker.
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Thanks a lot for sharing and writing cool messages; you don't know how much it warms my heart. I spent a lot of time on this small project, everything crafted by hand, so I am really happy you are enjoying it.
I am sharing with you the strangest bug I have ever encountered in Firefox: a glyph modification when changing the viewer size. Egyptian Hieroglyphics have funny bugs only on this web browser; I don't even know if someone in the Firefox team tested their implementation. Tutankhamun would have turn in his grave if he was still inside.
@MoritzBrouhaha looks amaaaaaazing!
Here’s a Parisian street sign that made me think of the KaomojiCoolClub!
