Bell with Slash Emoji
What does the Bell with Slash emoji mean?
A golden bell with a red slash through it, the universal icon showing that notifications are muted.
A crossed-out bell — a "silent" sign — is shown inside a circle with a white background, a red border and a diagonal slash. It looks like a prohibitory symbol and typically indicates silent mode or quiet.
Use this emoji to let someone know that silence is expected here. You’ll often see it in places such as cinemas or libraries, asking you to turn off the sound on mobile phones.
Also Known As
- 🔕 Notifications
- 🔕 Ringer Disabled
Apple Name
- 🔕 Muted Bell
Unicode Name
- 🔕 Bell with Cancellation Stroke
How does this emoji look on different platforms?
Download the Bell with Slash emoji
Vector file from the Noto Emoji set by Google, licence CC BY 4.0.
🔕 Emoji Codes
Codepoints
U+1F515
Shortcodes
- works in Github, Slack, Discord
- works in Emojipedia
For developers
| URL escape code | %F0%9F%94%95 |
| Punycode | xn--ov8h |
| Bytes (UTF-8) | F0 9F 94 95 |
| JavaScript, JSON, Java | \uD83D\uDD15 |
| C, C++, Python | \U0001f515 |
| CSS | \01F515 |
| PHP, Ruby | \u{1F515} |
| Perl | \x{1F515} |
| HTML hex | 🔕 |
| HTML dec | 🔕 |
Tags: bell, bell with slash, forbidden, mute, quiet, silent, no, not, prohibited, slash, sound
Category: Objects
Subgroup: Sound