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Music notes are perfect for artist names, playlists, creator bios and statuses about music. On this page you see the eighth note, the beamed notes, the group of sixteenth notes and the notes emoji around your own text, and copy the whole combination in one tap. They are Unicode characters: they travel as text and are drawn with the device's font, so the 🎶 emoji appears in colour while the other notes take the colour of the text. Use them sparingly, one on each side, and test the result in the app where you will post it to make sure it looks right.
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Paste it into your app and check how it looks; some symbols differ by phone.
Music notes are drawn with each device's font and 🎶 appears as an emoji. Some games don't accept these symbols in names.
♪ is a single eighth note and ♫ is two beamed notes. Both are classic Unicode characters and work in most fonts.
Many music apps accept Unicode in playlist titles, but each one decides. Paste the name, save it and check how it looks on your phone.
Not exactly: each system draws its own version and 🎶 shows as an emoji. For an understated look, use ♪ or ♫.
Decorative text may be read differently by screen readers. Avoid it for important information.