Notation — free icons
Icons for music notation and symbols — notes, rests, clefs, sharps and flats. Ready to use in theory articles, lesson handouts and study materials.
How to use Notation icons
Teaching Materials Made Visual
The treble clef and bass clef icons are staples for music school signage and lesson handouts, while the quarter note and rest icons slot straight into rhythm practice worksheets for beginners. Use the time signature and sharp-flat icons to illustrate music theory materials, decorate piano recital programs, or add clean visuals to blog posts that explain how to read sheet music.
Decoration or Diagram? Choose Accordingly
For decorative touches, reach for the more pictorial assets like the staff lines or beamed notes; for diagrams where meaning matters, use single-symbol icons so that nothing gets misread by students. Every asset page lets you recolor icons before downloading, which makes it easy to match your teaching materials' color scheme or build practice sheets where correct and incorrect answers are color-coded.
For Teachers, Students, and Parents
This category is a good fit for music teachers making their own lesson materials, students organizing theory notes, and parents preparing recital handouts. Bloggers writing beginner guides to reading music will find it handy too. Since everything is free for commercial use with no attribution needed, the icons can go straight into paid course materials and music school brochures without licensing worries.