bell with slash Emoji
🔕 Bell with Slash is used to indicate muted alerts or a “do not disturb” message.
U+1F515
The 🔕 emoji, called “Bell with Slash” (U+1F515), is commonly used to show that notifications are muted. It’s a quick visual shorthand for silence, no alerts, or temporarily unavailable. You can copy and paste it in messages, UI text, and posts.
bell with slash Emoji Meaning
🔕 (BELL WITH SLASH, U+1F515) visually represents a bell with a slash across it, which is widely understood as “no notifications,” “muted,” or “do not disturb.” People use it to communicate that alerts are turned off, that they’re unavailable, or that they don’t want to be interrupted. In app and product contexts, it can label settings like notification mute or silent mode. Because it’s recognizable at a glance, it works well in short status updates, support messages, and UI states where clarity matters.
Common uses
- •Labeling a “muted notifications” status in chats or profiles
- •Indicating “do not disturb” during meetings, sleep, or focus time
- •Marking “silent mode” in app settings or onboarding screens
- •Signaling that a message thread is temporarily paused or not being monitored
- •Using in support/ops updates to request no alerts or non-urgent notifications
Examples
🔕 Bell with Slash Symbol
- 🔕Be right back—🔕 notifications are muted for 30 minutes.
- 🔕Please don’t call right now, I’m in focus mode 🔕.
- 🔕System alerts are turned off 🔕 until further notice.
- 🔕Thanks! I’ll respond once 🔕 is off.
- 🔕Do not disturb enabled 🔕.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F515 | |
| HTML Entity | 🔕 | |
| HTML Code | 🔕 | |
| CSS | \1F515 |
FAQ
What does 🔕 mean?
🔕 typically means notifications are muted or “do not disturb.” It can also indicate that a user or system is temporarily not alerting.
Is 🔕 the same as “muted notifications”?
Yes, it’s commonly used as a shorthand for muted notifications or alert-off states in messaging and UI contexts.
What is the Unicode code point for 🔕?
The Unicode code point for 🔕 (Bell with Slash) is U+1F515.
How can I use 🔕 in code?
You can use the HTML entity 🔕 or the CSS/escape forms shown on the symbol page. (CSS escape: \\1F515, JavaScript escape: \\u{1F515})