How to Copy and Paste the Tired Emoji
There are several reliable ways to get the tired emoji 🫩 into a text message, caption, or document, depending on what device you're using.
The fastest method: copy from this page
Tap or click the "Copy Tired Emoji" button in the header of any page on this site. It copies the emoji directly to your clipboard, ready to paste anywhere — no keyboard switching required.
On iPhone and iPad
Open the emoji keyboard by tapping the globe or smiley icon next to your keyboard, then search "tired" or "bags under eyes" in the search field. Tap the emoji to insert it directly, or long-press to copy it from a text field first.
On Android
Most Android keyboards, including Gboard, have a search icon above the keyboard. Tap it, type "tired," and select the matching emoji from the results.
On Windows
Press Windows + . (period) or Windows + ; to open the built-in emoji panel, then search "tired" and click the emoji to insert it wherever your cursor is.
On Mac
Press Control + Command + Space to open the emoji & symbols viewer, search "tired," and double-click the result to insert it.
In code and HTML
Developers can insert the tired emoji directly using its HTML decimal code, hex code, or Unicode escape sequence — all listed on our homepage's code section for quick copying.
