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Music symbols
Text notes and notation that match your font, plus instrument and audio emoji.
Music Symbols to copy
Notes & notation 9
Music emoji 3
Instruments 9
Audio & mics 7
Ready-made combos 3
Nothing here matches “”.
Notes for playlists and captions
♪ and ♫ are the most widely supported notes and work well as bullets in a playlist or a “now playing” caption: ♫ song title — artist.
The sharp ♯ is a different character from the hashtag #. If you write a chord like C♯, use the real sharp; if you want a hashtag to work, use #.
- Choose text or emojiText notes stay subtle; 🎵 adds colour.
- CopyTap the card to copy.
- Use real symbols in chordsC♯ and B♭ read correctly in sheet-music notes.
Clefs 𝄞 𝄢 are in a less common Unicode block. Most phones show them, but some older PCs display a box. ♪ is the safe fallback.
Questions, answered
Is ♯ the same as #?
No. ♯ (music sharp) and # (number sign) look alike but are different characters, and hashtags only work with #.
Which note is best for a bio?
♪ or ♫ — they’re small, widely supported and take your text colour.
Why is the treble clef so small?
It’s a text character drawn at your font size. Use 🎼 if you want something bigger.