Music Symbols
Notes, clefs, sharps and flats to copy for bios, captions and playlists.
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About music symbols
Common music symbols such as ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬ and the accidentals ♭ ♮ ♯ are long-established Unicode characters and are widely supported. They can be used in playlist titles, bios, captions and “now playing” text.
The clefs and rests (𝄞 𝄢 𝄽) come from a dedicated Musical Symbols block with hundreds of notation characters. Support for that block is patchier, so preview them on the device your audience uses. When writing chord names, use ♯ and ♭ rather than # and b — they’re the correct characters and read more clearly.
Frequently asked questions
How do I type a music note symbol?
Tap ♪ or ♫ above to copy it, then paste it where you need it. Most keyboards have no direct key for them.
Why doesn’t the treble clef show on my phone?
𝄞 and 𝄢 come from the Musical Symbols block, which some older devices don’t include, so they can appear as boxes.
Can I write sheet music with these?
Not really. They’re useful for decoration and short notation like C♯ or B♭, but real sheet music needs notation software.