Angry emoji signal irritation, frustration, or full-on rage. The two most-used are 😠 Angry Face (ordinary annoyance) and 😡 Pouting Face, the red, boiling-mad one, with 🤬 for swearing and 😤 for a fed-up huff. Tap any key below to copy it, then paste it into a message, DM, or post; the glyph carries across iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac.
01 Every emoji in this set
| Emoji | Code point | |
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| Angry Face | U+1F620 · 😠 |
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| Pouting Face (red / enraged) | U+1F621 · 😡 |
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| Face with Symbols on Mouth | U+1F92C · 🤬 |
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| Face with Steam From Nose | U+1F624 · 😤 |
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| Angry Face with Horns | U+1F47F · 👿 |
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| Anger Symbol | U+1F4A2 · 💢 |
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| Pouting Cat | U+1F63E · 😾 |
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| Right Anger Bubble | U+1F5EF · 🗯 |
02 Step by step, per platform
A real, followable procedure for every platform, not a thin restatement of the shortcut.
iPhone (iOS)
- Open the keyboard in any app and tap the emoji (smiley) or 🌐 globe key.
- Tap the Smileys & People category, or tap the search field and type angry.
- Tap the emoji to drop it straight into your message.
Android
- Tap the emoji (smiley) icon next to the space bar on the keyboard.
- Use the search and type angry, or open the Smileys & People tab.
- Tap the emoji to insert it at the cursor.
Windows
- Place your cursor where the emoji should go.
- Press Windows key + . (period) to open the emoji panel.
- Type angry to filter, then click the emoji.
Mac
- Press Control + Command + Space to open the Character Viewer.
- Type angry in the search box.
- Double-click the emoji to insert it at your cursor.
03 FAQ
What does the 😠 angry emoji mean?
😠 Angry Face shows visible irritation, lowered brows and a frown. It signals ordinary annoyance, a step milder than the red 😡 Pouting Face, which reads as full-blown rage.
What's the difference between 😠 and 😡?
😠 is yellow and means mild-to-moderate anger. 😡 (Pouting Face) is red and means intense, boiling anger. 🤬 adds symbols over the mouth to imply swearing, and 😤 (steam from the nose) reads as huffy or fed-up.
Do angry emoji look the same on every device?
The meaning stays the same, but the artwork differs, Apple, Google, Samsung and Microsoft each draw their own version, so 😠 looks a little different on an iPhone than on Android or Windows.