Embarrassed Kaomoji — 200+ Embarrassed Lenny Face to Copy

Embarrassed kaomoji combine blush marks with squeezed or averted eyes. The > < eye shape is the key signal — eyes screwed shut, as if not wanting to see the reaction — and paired with blush slashes it reads unmistakably as mortification.

How to copy and type them

Tap to copy. The most elaborate versions stack several fraction slashes to build heavy blushing, which makes them long — some run over 15 characters.

For a shorter version, (//▽//) uses ordinary slashes and reads the same way at a third of the length. That is the one to save as a shortcut.

Where they work

These render in WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, Discord, Telegram and game chats.

The long versions rely on the fraction slash ⁄ and on precise spacing between characters. Both are fragile: some platforms collapse repeated spaces, which flattens the face, and older Android renders ⁄ with different width. If the face has to survive unknown conditions, use the plain-slash version.

Which one to use

Use embarrassed when you have been caught out or said something you regret — it carries self-awareness that a plain sad face does not.

For flustered affection rather than mortification see shy kaomoji, and for social awkwardness nervous kaomoji.

Which embarrassed face should I use in a bio?

The short ones. (//▽//) uses ordinary slashes and reads the same as the elaborate versions at a third of the length. The long forms rely on fraction slashes and precise spacing, both of which break in fields that collapse repeated spaces — which includes Instagram captions.

Why does my embarrassed face look wrong after pasting?

The long versions depend on precise spacing between fraction slashes, and several platforms collapse repeated spaces — Instagram captions in particular. That flattens the face into an unreadable row of slashes. Use the short (//▽//) form anywhere spacing might not survive.

Is embarrassed different from shy?

Yes. Shy is flustered affection — pleased and self-conscious at once. Embarrassed is mortification, usually after something went wrong. Both use blush marks, but shy faces keep a smile and embarrassed ones squeeze the eyes shut, which is the tell.

Embarrassed kaomoji is part of the wider kaomoji collection — see also crying kaomoji, scared kaomoji, sleepy kaomoji.