Based upon two criteria, recognition efficiency and satisfaction, this study investigates the differential relationships occurred in the expressed complexity and the use-experience of electronic paralanguage of pictographs. Experimented using Two-Way ANOVA, the level of graphic complexity of electronic paralanguage of pictographs consists of "High Complexity" and "Low Complexity" and the use-experience is classified as "BBS Electronic Paralanguage of Pictographs" and "non-BBS Electronic Paralanguage of Pictographs". Four conclusions were drawn from the statistical analysis of the current states and questionnaire in this study: (1) With the use of paralanguage of pictographs, the type of facial emotion has the highest number of uses and the type of body gesture has the second highest; categorized by complexity, the type of facial emotion is classified as low complexity where the type of body gesture is of high complexity. (2) Based on complexity, the paralanguage of pictographs of low complexity exhibits better performances and stability. (3) Based on use-experience, all evaluated categories of pictographic paralanguage, except for key-in convenience, exhibits better performances when participant is experienced in BBS electronic paralanguage of pictographs. (4) Based on the interaction between complexity and use-experience, except for satisfaction of pleasant feedback and key-in convenience categories, all others display significant status; in general, the performance of paralanguage of pictographs would increase as the level of complexity decrease and the use-experience accumulated.