Music note symbols
Music notes signal taste faster than a sentence can. Single notes (♪), beamed pairs (♫), sharps and flats (♯♭) and clefs all come from the standard Unicode music range and render in plain black and white.
They suit playlist accounts, band pages and anyone whose bio mentions what they are listening to. Wrapping a phrase — ♪ now playing ♪ — or opening a line with a single note is enough; music symbols are distinctive enough that a couple of them carry a whole profile.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between ♪, ♫ and ♬?
♪ is a single eighth note, ♫ is two beamed together, and ♬ is a denser beamed group. For decoration ♪ and ♫ are the safest and most legible at small sizes.
How should a music account use these?
Put one note at the start of the line that names your genre or your current favourite artist, or wrap that phrase in a matching pair. Scatter more than two or three and the bio starts to look cluttered rather than curated.