Music Note Symbols ♩♪♫♬ Copy Paste Collection 2026
Music note symbols are among the most popular Unicode characters for social media bios, captions, and messaging. Whether you're sharing a playlist, writing about music, or adding a musical vibe to your profile, these symbols ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬ are copy-paste ready. This guide covers every music symbol available in Unicode — not just the common four.
Quick Copy: Essential Music Note Symbols
Click any symbol to select it, then copy:
♩ ♪ ♫ ♬ 𝄞 𝄟 𝄠 𝄡 𝄢 𝄣 𝄤 𝄥 𝄦 🎵 🎶 🎼 🎹 🎸 🎺 🎻 🥁 🎷 🪗 🪘
Standard Music Note Symbols
♩ Quarter Note — Unicode U+2669. Single filled note head with a stem. The most basic music note symbol.
♪ Eighth Note — Unicode U+266A. Single note with a beam/flag. Often used alone to represent music in text.
♫ Beamed Eighth Notes — Unicode U+266B. Two eighth notes connected by a beam. The classic "music" symbol used in countless contexts.
♬ Beamed Sixteenth Notes — Unicode U+266C. Two notes with double beams. Represents faster rhythm or more complex music.
Musical Accidentals
♭ Flat — Unicode U+266D. Lowers a note by a half step. Used in chord names like Bb (B-flat) and Eb (E-flat).
♮ Natural — Unicode U+266E. Cancels a previous sharp or flat. Less common in casual text but useful for music theory discussions.
♯ Sharp — Unicode U+266F. Raises a note by a half step. Note: this is the musical sharp symbol, different from the hashtag # (U+0023).
Advanced Musical Notation Symbols
These symbols are part of the Musical Symbols Unicode block (U+1D100–U+1D1FF):
𝄞 Treble Clef — U+1D11E. The G-clef, used for higher-pitched instruments and voices.
𝄢 Bass Clef — U+1D122. The F-clef, used for lower-pitched instruments like cello and bass.
𝄡 Five-Line Staff — U+1D121. The five horizontal lines on which musical notes are placed.
𝄏 Repeat Sign — U+1D10F. Used in sheet music to indicate a repeated section.
𝄐 Double Bar — U+1D110. Marks the end of a musical phrase or section.
Note: Advanced musical notation symbols (U+1D100+) may not render in all fonts. They display correctly in modern browsers and most operating systems, but may appear as boxes in older applications.
Music Emoji Symbols
🎵 Musical Note — The standard music emoji, universally supported
🎶 Musical Notes — Double notes emoji, great for playlists and music-themed content
🎼 Musical Score — Sheet music symbol
🎹 Piano / Keyboard
🎸 Guitar
🎺 Trumpet
🎻 Violin
🥁 Drum
🎷 Saxophone
🪗 Accordion
🪘 Long Drum
🎤 Microphone
🎧 Headphones
How to Type Music Note Symbols
Windows: Hold Alt and type the numeric code on your number pad. For ♪: Alt+13. For ♫: Alt+14. This works in many applications but not universally.
Mac: Use the Character Viewer. Press Ctrl+Cmd+Space to open it, search for "music note", and double-click to insert.
Easiest method: Copy from this page! Click any symbol above, press Ctrl+C (or Cmd+C on Mac), and paste wherever you need it.
Popular Uses for Music Note Symbols
Instagram bios: ♫ music lover ♫ | currently listening: ♪ | ♬ sing your heart out
Song captions: "Just discovered this ♪ and I can't stop listening"
YouTube titles: Adding ♫ or 🎵 to music video titles improves click-through rates
Playlist names: ♬ Morning Vibes ♬ | Late Night Study ♪
Chord charts: Using ♭ and ♯ in place of b and # for proper musical notation
Full Music Symbol Reference
Copy-paste ready collection:
♩ ♪ ♫ ♬ ♭ ♮ ♯ 𝄞 𝄢 𝄡 🎵 🎶 🎼 🎹 🎸 🎺 🎻 🥁 🎷 🎤 🎧 🪗 🪘 🎙️ 🎚️ 🎛️
All symbols on this page are Unicode characters that work across platforms — iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and all social media networks support them.