Kaomoji are Japanese-style text faces made from punctuation and characters. If you want to get kaomoji on iPhone without copying them from Notes or websites, WordBoard lets you save them as custom keys and insert them with a single tap.
Build your own kaomoji keyboard once, then reuse your favorite faces anywhere: Messages, Notes, social apps, and email.
If you want to get kaomoji on iPhone, install WordBoard, add your favorite kaomoji to the keyboard as custom keys, and tap them from any app whenever you need them.
A dedicated kaomoji keyboard saves time and keeps your favorite expressions organized. Instead of copying from notes or searching online, you can open your keyboard and insert the exact kaomoji you want.
Download WordBoard, enable it in iOS Settings, and allow Full Access so your kaomoji keys sync correctly.
Add your favorite kaomoji as custom keys and group them by mood so they are easy to find.
Use your kaomoji keyboard in Messages, Notes, social apps, and email without switching apps.
Need a step-by-step setup? Use the How to Add Kaomoji to iPhone Keyboard guide. Want broader ideas and examples? Visit the Ultimate Guide to Kaomoji on iPhone.
How do I get kaomoji on iPhone?
Install WordBoard, create a few kaomoji keys, and enable the keyboard in iOS Settings so you can insert them anywhere.
Can I add kaomoji to my iPhone keyboard?
Yes. Save each kaomoji as a custom key in WordBoard, organize them by mood, and keep them ready in one keyboard.
Does a kaomoji keyboard iPhone setup work in every app?
Yes. Once enabled, you can use your kaomoji keyboard in Messages, Notes, social apps, and email.
Download WordBoard and set up your kaomoji keyboard in minutes. For a full walkthrough, see the Ultimate Guide to Kaomoji on iPhone. You can also explore the AI Keys for iPhone page for translation and rewrite features.
Want to save standard emojis too? See the iPhone emoji keyboard page or the how to get an iPhone emoji keyboard guide.
Want more ideas? Read How to Use Kaomoji on iPhone, the step-by-step How to Add Kaomoji to iPhone Keyboard guide, visit the WordBoard blog, or return to the WordBoard home page.