Copy a music symbol
11 symbols + 5 combinations
āŖ is Eighth Note (U+266A), ā« is Beamed Eighth Notes (U+266B), and š¶ is Multiple Musical Notes (U+1F3B6). Each is a separate character. The sharp sign āÆ is different from #, and a copied note or clef is text rather than playable audio or a complete score.
Tap Copy for the original text. Paste into your profile or message, then make it your own.
Standalone text notes
Quarter, eighth, and beamed note designs. ā« and ā¬ each copy as one character despite showing a pair of notes.
Accidentals and clefs
Named musical signs. Use exact characters in explanatory text; this list does not supply staff positions, pitches, or a complete notation system.
Musical note emoji
Pictorial music accents with renderer-dependent colors and shapes. Copying them does not attach a sound file.
Editable music captions
Original short text accents for playlists, practice notes, and messages. Replace the sample words with your actual interests.
Music Symbols: names, Unicode, and HTML codes
Match the character to its name before copying. HTML codes are for website source; paste the symbol itself into a bio or message.
| Symbol | Unicode name or sequence | Code points | HTML | Usage or appearance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ā© | Quarter note | U+2669 | ♩ | A standalone note character with a quarter-note design. |
| āŖ | Eighth note | U+266A | ♪ | A standalone note character with an eighth-note design. |
| ā« | Beamed eighth notes | U+266B | ♫ | One character drawing a beamed pair of notes. |
| ā¬ | Beamed sixteenth notes | U+266C | ♬ | One character with a double-beamed note design. |
| ā | Music flat sign | U+266D | ♭ | The musical flat character, distinct from a lowercase b. |
| ā® | Music natural sign | U+266E | ♮ | The musical natural character. |
| āÆ | Music sharp sign | U+266F | ♯ | The musical sharp character, distinct from the number sign #. |
| š | Musical symbol G clef | U+1D11E | 𝄞 | A G-clef character; staff placement is not encoded by this standalone glyph. |
| š¢ | Musical symbol F clef | U+1D122 | 𝄢 | An F-clef character; a copied glyph alone is not a complete clef placement on a staff. |
| šµ | Musical note | U+1F3B5 | 🎵 | A pictorial musical-note character with app-dependent artwork. |
| š¶ | Multiple musical notes | U+1F3B6 | 🎶 | One emoji character showing several musical notes. |
On a small screen, scroll the table sideways to compare the codes.
Choose a note accent by its actual character
āŖ and ā© are separate standalone designs. ā« and ā¬ are each one encoded character with multiple note shapes. š¶ is another single character with pictorial artwork, rather than a sequence of the text notes.
For a playlist heading, one āŖ can be enough. For a more pictorial caption, choose šµ or š¶ and preview its artwork in the destination.
Copied music characters do not create a score or sound
A G-clef or F-clef character can illustrate a written explanation, but the standalone copy value does not include a staff, placement, notes, or timing. A profile decorated with āŖ is likewise only text.
For an actual score, use notation software that handles musical structure. For audio in a profile, use the app's audio or link feature. If a clef shows as a box, the destination may lack a suitable musical-symbol font.
Sources and references
Unicode 18.0 supplies character names and codes. Caption wording is authored by SnakeBaby. This collection is a character reference and decorative-text resource, not a music notation lesson or audio tool.
How this collection is maintained
We distinguish note characters, accidentals, clefs, and pictorial emoji; check the sharp-versus-number-sign distinction; and compute codes from copied values. Examples do not imply musical playback, staff placement, or a tested integration with score-writing software.
Published by SnakeBaby. Report an example or explanation that needs correcting.
How to use these
- Choose the exact character or combination and tap Copy. Labels and reference codes are not part of the copied text.
- Paste into a supported text field with Ctrl+V, Command+V, or the mobile Paste command. Replace any sample words with your own.
- Preview the saved text. Font differences and narrow fields can change the appearance or cause a longer combination to wrap.
Platform notes
- A message, bio, display name, and unique account handle can have different character rules. Check the exact destination field.
- Text glyphs depend on the font; emoji artwork depends on the app or operating system. Copying preserves characters, not this page's colors or drawing.
- A missing-glyph box can indicate that the needed font is unavailable. Try a simpler character or another font where the app allows it.
Examples in context
Quick FAQ
What is the music note symbol āŖ?
āŖ is Eighth Note, U+266A. It is a text character, distinct from ā© Quarter Note and šµ Musical Note emoji.
Is ā« one character or two notes typed together?
ā« is one character, U+266B, named Beamed Eighth Notes. It draws multiple note shapes. Typing āŖāŖ creates two separate Eighth Note characters instead.
Can I use # instead of āÆ?
They are different characters. # is Number Sign and āÆ is Music Sharp Sign. Choose the value expected by the destination, especially in code or input fields; a visual substitution can change how the text is processed.
Will copying šµ play music?
No. It copies a pictorial text character, not audio. Add a real track or link through your app's supported features if you want a listener to hear music.
Why does š show as a box?
The destination may not have a font containing that musical-symbol glyph. Try another font where the app allows it, or use a simple āŖ accent when detailed musical notation is unnecessary.