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The UwU face in Content Warning.
Image via Landfall Publishing

Top 50 best custom faces in Content Warning

Experiment and have fun.

If you want to look your quirkiest self in the popular survival-horror title, Content Warning, you’re probably looking for the best custom faces you can use to make your first impression. Don’t worry, as we’re here with a pretty long list.

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When you load into a game of Content Warning, you wake up in a house with a huge TV screen which you can use to “type” your face. Whatever you enter in that text box—upto three characters—shows up on your character’s face. While you can type almost anything that’s possible using a keyboard, the best Content Warning faces usually represent an emotion—or send a message.

While the three-character limit may seem too restrictive, you can still be plenty creative when choosing a face. So, before you take up the Old World challenge in Content Warning, let’s find you a good look, shall we?

50 best custom faces to use in Content Warning

A custom face in Content Warning showing hearts in the eyes and a cute face.
You can get really creative. Screenshot by Dot Esports.

In the tables below, we’ve listed the best custom Content Warning faces we could find and their meanings. To make things easier, we’ve got different tables for the ones you can type directly from the keyboard and those you need the ASCII codes for.

20 best simple custom Content Warning faces

FaceMeaning
^_^Happy/joy face
>_>Suspicion/looking to the left face
O_O or 0_0Shocked face
-_- or -.-Annoyed face
@_@ or @-@Dizzy face
x_xDead or knocked out face
O_oConfused or disoriented face
n_nPleasure or contentment
UwU or uwuCute face
OwO or =OSurprised face
$_$ or $-$Greedy face
-_-Serious face
🙁Sad face
😀Big Smile
😉Winky face
😛Tongue out
:-/Frowning face
>:(Angry face
:{Mustache face
>:)Evil or Devil face

30 best hexadecimal custom Content Warning faces

Unlike the simple faces we listed above, these require you to follow a few slightly complex steps to get the symbols.

To type an ASCII character for your Content Warning face, follow these steps:

  1. Enable Numlock.
  2. Hold the Alt key and type the ASCII code of the character you want to get.

To type the hexadecimal string of a character or symbol for your Content Warning face, however, you need to tinker with some game files. Here’s what to do:

  1. Firstly, if it’s running, close Content Warning.
  2. Click on the Search bar beside the Start button and type “Registry Editor.” Open the tool that pops up.
  3. Using the directory displayed on the left side, expand the folders to reach HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Landfall Games\Content Warning.
  4. Now, right-click on the field that says “FaceText_h” and click on Modify.
  5. Here, in the left section, type the Hexadecimal string of the symbol or character you want.
  6. Click on OK to save.
  7. Join the lobby to see your updated Content Warning face.

Now that you know how to use ASCII or Hexadecimal symbols for your Content Warning faces, here are the best ones you can use.

FaceMeaningHexadecimal code
╥_╥Crying faceE2 95 A5 5F E2 95 A5
ù_úSad or annoyed faceC3 BA 5F C3 BA
ă_ăSlightly confused faceC4 83 5F C4 83
ả_ảSuspicious faceE1 BA A3 5F E1 BA A3
♥ω♥In love faceE2 99 A5 CF 89 E2 99 A5
˘ ³˘Kissing faceCB 98 20 C2 B3 CB 98
▀ ¯ ▀SunglassesE2 96 80 20 C2 AF 20 E2 96 80
▼ᴥ▼Dog faceE2 96 BC E1 B4 A5 E2 96 BC 0A
 ̄ w ̄Eating faceEF BF A3 20 EF BD 97 EF BF A3 0A
¬з¬Thinking faceEF BF A2 D0 B7 EF BF A2
ಠ_ಠReally??? faceE0 B2 A0 5F E0 B2 A0
⊙▃⊙Shocked face variantE2 8A 99 E2 96 83 E2 8A 99 00
MusicE2 99 AB 00
¬_¬Skeptical variant 2EF BF A2 5F EF BF A2 00
╥ω╥Crying face variant 2E2 95 A5 CF 89 E2 95 A5 00
Smiley variantE3 82 B7 00
⚈∇⚈Bird faceE2 9A 88 E2 88 87 E2 9A 88
◉ᴗ◉Smiley variantE2 97 89 E1 B4 97 E2 97 89
•⚇•Animal faceE2 80 A2 E2 9A 87 E2 80 A2
•̀.̫•́Mad cute faceE2 80 A2 CC 80 2E CC AB E2 80 A2 CC 81
❀‿❀Flower eyes faceE2 9D 80 E2 80 BF E2 9D 80
Θ-ΘGoat faceCE 98 2D CE 98
ô-ôSurprised faceC3 B4 2D C3 B4
8=DQuestionable smiley face38 3D 44
•¤•Pig faceE2 80 A2 C2 A4 E2 80 A2
TelephoneE2 98 8F
◕_◕Shady eyesE2 97 95 5F E2 97 95
⚠️Warning signE2 9A A0 EF B8 8F
Ò益ÓComplicated angry faceC3 92 E7 9B 8A C3 93
≧ヮ≦Funny faceE2 89 A7 E3 83 AE E2 89 A6

How to make custom faces in Content Warning

If you’re proud of your creativity, you’ll be pleased to know that you aren’t restricted to the faces we’ve shared above. You can always craft your own. Simply note the hexadecimal string of the face you want to use and follow the steps we mentioned for the Registry Editor in the previous section to input it.

The table below contains some of the coolest symbols you can use to make your Content Warning face, with their hexadecimal string. 

SymbolHexadecimal string
E2 97 89
E3 86 86
E2 96 BC
E2 99 A5
E2 9D 80
E2 80 A2
E2 96 80
E1 B4 A5
³C2 B3
E2 97 87
🞮F0 9F 9E AE
🟂F0 9F 9F 82
όCF 8C
🟌F0 9F 9F 8C
🞠F0 9F 9E A0
🟓F0 9F 9F 93
E2 80 B4
E2 8C 99
E2 8C 92

You can discover more symbols from websites like Compart and Symbl. And if you’re looking for the hexadecimal code of a particular symbol, you can use this string-to-hexadecimal converter tool to find it: Just make sure you select the conversion units properly and choose ASCII/UTF-8 for Character Encoding.

Can you copy faces in Content Warning?

At the time of writing, the unmodded version of Content Warning doesn’t let you copy faces. You can download and set up a mod to unlock the copy feature, however. Thunderstore.io offers the popular MoreCustomization mod that lets you copy faces to the terminal directly, increase the character limit to 128, and change the face’s size.


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