Dancing Text Faces to Copy and Paste
200 unique dance lenny faces to copy with one tap.
About Dance Faces
Dance faces suggest movement using a trick static text should not manage: mirroring. ヽ(´▽`)ﾉ followed by （´▽`）ノ sent one after the other reads as a figure swaying, because your eye supplies the motion between the two frames.
Send them in pairs
That is the whole technique and almost nobody uses it. One dance face is a pose. The same face and its mirror, on consecutive lines, is an animation. It costs nothing and the effect is disproportionate.
Music notes
♪ and ♫ beside a dance face do more than decorate — they tell the reader there is a rhythm, which is what makes the mirroring read as dancing rather than waving. Without them the same pair often reads as a shrug.
Related
Party faces, singing faces for the same musical set, excited faces, and text symbols for more music notes.
FAQ
What is the dancing text face?
ヽ(´▽`)ﾉ is the most copied. Sending it with its mirror on the next line creates the sense of movement.
How do I make a text face look like it is dancing?
Send the face and its mirrored version on consecutive lines. Your eye supplies the motion between the two frames.
What do the music notes do?
♪ and ♫ tell the reader there is a rhythm, which is what makes mirrored faces read as dancing rather than waving.