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Phosphor Music Notes Thin Icon

IconStash indexes the Music Notes Thin icon from Phosphor alongside 134,701 icons from 28 open-source libraries. It uses ultra-fine strokes for an elegant, premium look suited to large display sizes, making it well suited for media players, streaming interfaces, audio controls, photo galleries, podcast apps, and video platforms. Set an exact pixel size from 16px to 512px and download a lossless PNG in one click.

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About this icon

Use the Music Notes Thin icon

The Music Notes Thin icon from Phosphor fits naturally in media players, streaming interfaces, audio controls, photo galleries, podcast apps, and video platforms. Its thin style makes it ideal for editorial layouts, hero sections, premium marketing pages, and large-format typographic contexts.

Open it in IconStash to set stroke color via presets or a custom hex value, choose an exact pixel size (16–512px), control stroke width (0.1–3px), and preview against dark, light, or checkered backgrounds before downloading.

Export formats

Copy clean SVG vectors with one click, generate custom-size PNG files from 16px to 512px, export JSX/React components ready to paste into your project, or use the icon as a CSS background-mask for flexible theming.

All exports are based on the same editable vector — so the Music Notes Thin icon stays pixel-perfect at 16px, 24px, 48px, and any large marketing size.

Design & UX integration

Aesthetic characteristics

Phosphor draws Music Notes Thin with a uniform stroke weight and generous curves. Its defining feature is a six-weight system — Thin, Light, Regular, Bold, Fill and Duotone — so one concept can carry an entire visual hierarchy without you switching icon families mid-product.

UX best practices

For media and audio-visual interfaces, place the Music Notes Thin icon prominently so it reads as a control rather than a label — playback, volume and cast affordances are scanned before they are read. Keep at least 3:1 contrast against the video surface and give it an accessible name, since media controls are frequently the only way to operate a player.

Use in your project

React / npm — Phosphor

npm install phosphor-react

import { MusicNotesThin } from 'phosphor-react';

// JSX usage:
<MusicNotesThin size={24} weight="regular" />

Copy the SVG markup directly from the IconStash editor to use the Music Notes Thin icon without any npm package — paste it into HTML, JSX, or a design tool.

Inline SVG (copy & paste)

<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 256 256" width="24" height="24" fill="none" stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="1" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" role="img" aria-label="music-notes-thin icon"><path fill="currentColor" d="M210.46 20.85a4 4 0 0 0-3.43-.73l-128 32A4 4 0 0 0 76 56v118.87A32 32 0 1 0 84 196v-88.88l120-30v65.75a32 32 0 1 0 8 21.13V24a4 4 0 0 0-1.54-3.15M52 220a24 24 0 1 1 24-24a24 24 0 0 1-24 24m128-32a24 24 0 1 1 24-24a24 24 0 0 1-24 24M84 98.88V59.12l120-30v39.76Z"/></svg>

Library & related icons

About Phosphor Icons

Flexible icon family with 9,000+ icons across six weights: Thin, Light, Regular, Bold, Fill, and Duotone. Designed to work together at any scale.

  • Total icons: 9,198+
  • Style: multi-style
  • License: MIT
  • npm package: phosphor-react
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Frequently asked questions

What is the Music Notes Thin icon?

The Music Notes Thin icon is a thin-style SVG icon from the Phosphor library, categorized under Media. It is designed for use in media players, streaming interfaces, audio controls, photo galleries, podcast apps, and video platforms. On IconStash you can preview it, customize its color and size, and export it in SVG, PNG, JSX, or CSS formats directly from your browser.

Is the Music Notes Thin icon free to use?

Yes. Phosphor is licensed under MIT, making it free for personal and commercial use. This means you can freely use the Music Notes Thin icon in personal, commercial, and open-source projects. IconStash provides SVG and PNG access at no cost with no login required.

How do I use the Music Notes Thin icon in React?

Install the package with `npm install phosphor-react`, then import the component into your React file. IconStash's detail panel shows you the exact npm command, import statement, and JSX usage snippet for every icon — just click the Code tab and copy with one click.

What is the Phosphor icon library?

Flexible icon family with 9,000+ icons across six weights: Thin, Light, Regular, Bold, Fill, and Duotone. Designed to work together at any scale. It contains 9,198+ icons. IconStash indexes the complete Phosphor collection alongside 27 other open-source libraries — 134,701 icons total — in a single unified search interface.

Can I download the Music Notes Thin icon as a PNG?

Yes. Open the Music Notes Thin icon in IconStash, set your desired pixel size (16px to 512px) in the detail panel, and click Download PNG. You can also export a multi-resolution ZIP pack containing 16, 24, 32, 48, 64, 128, 256, and 512px PNGs with a single click.

What does the thin icon style mean?

An icon in thin style uses ultra-fine strokes for an elegant, premium look suited to large display sizes. This style is best suited for editorial layouts, hero sections, premium marketing pages, and large-format typographic contexts. The Phosphor Music Notes Thin icon follows this visual convention throughout the Phosphor design system.

Can I change the Music Notes Thin icon's color and size before downloading?

Yes. In IconStash's editor panel, choose from six color presets (blue, slate, green, purple, red, teal) or enter a custom hex value. Drag the size slider (16–256px) or type an exact pixel value up to 512px. Changes apply instantly to the SVG preview, the PNG output, and the copied code.