A reference collection of musical notation symbols, instrument emojis, and audio-related Unicode characters. Click any symbol to copy it instantly.
This library contains musical note and notation symbols, instrument emojis, and audio-related Unicode characters. Symbols are organized by category: notation marks, instrument types, and playback controls.
Standard Unicode note symbols and emoji representations of musical notes.
Musical clef symbols used in sheet music notation.
Sharp, flat, natural, and double-accidental symbols used to modify pitch in musical notation.
Volume dynamics and musical notation marks.
Musical rest notation for indicating silence.
The navigation marks that tell a player where to go next: dashed and short barlines, repeat dots, the segno and coda signs, D.C. and D.S., and the measure repeat signs. Android phones and Windows include a font for every symbol in this section and the three that follow; on iPhone and Mac they rely on Apple's symbol font, which we have not been able to test yet, so some may show as empty boxes there.
Treble and bass clefs with the small 8 above or below for octave transposition, percussion clefs, staves from one to six lines, the common time and cut time signs, and the arrowed flats and naturals used for quarter tones.
Notes as single characters from the breve down to the 128th note, the two grace notes, and the rests not shown above, including the multimeasure rests and the square rests of early music notation.
Notehead shapes for drum parts, ghost notes and shape-note hymnals, in white and black, plus the mezzo dynamic letter and the piano pedal marks: pedal down, pedal up and half pedal.
Emoji representations of musical instruments.
Symbols related to sound, speakers, and audio controls.
Pre-arranged note clusters and musical borders for bios, playlist names, and aesthetic captions. Click any set to copy the whole decoration in one tap.
Ready-made music-note strings you can paste straight into a bio, caption, or playlist name: copy the whole combo in one click.
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Heart emojis and Unicode heart symbols in various styles and colors.
Gesture emojis including pointing, waving, clapping, and sign language symbols.
Unicode symbols and special characters commonly used in professional and business contexts.
The handheld mic you reach for to talk about singing, karaoke, MC-ing, interviews, and mic-drop moments.
The slide trombone with its codepoint, its input routes, the brass and woodwind it sits beside, and the one comic cue it gets typed for…
Copy and paste music kaomoji: singing and dancing Japanese text faces trailing musical notes.