The π unamused stare, the π€ steam-before-it-boils-over face, and every kaomoji for 'I'm not mad, just annoyed.' Click any symbol to copy it instantly.
The unamused face π is the internet's go-to for low-grade irritation, the look you give when something is annoying but not worth a full meltdown. This page rounds up that whole mid-tier range: the flat π expressionless stare, the sarcastic π upside-down face, and the π€ steam-from-nose look for when annoyed starts sliding into frustrated. It adds the nonverbal side too: a π€· shrug or a π flat 'no' says 'I'm over it' without a single word, and text-based kaomoji like (οΏ£γοΏ£) round out the set for places emoji don't render. For the specific act of rolling your eyes, see the eye-roll page linked below; for when annoyed boils all the way over into rage, see the angry emoji page.
The everyday 'I'm not impressed' lineup, led by π, the emoji most people mean when they say 'annoyed emoji.'
One step past irritated: the strained, fed-up faces for when annoyed keeps building.
Sometimes a face isn't enough: a shrug or a flat 'no' hand makes the same point without a single word.
Plain-punctuation text faces for irritation that paste anywhere, no emoji rendering required.
Ready-made annoyed combos: copy a full set with one click and paste it straight into a text, comment, or caption.
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Open UltraTextGen βThe specific π rolling-eyes act and every 'seriously?' sigh that follows.
When annoyed stops being mid-tier and boils all the way over into rage.
Every smiley and face emoji in one browsable grid.
The π€¦ facepalm for when words fail entirely.