Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 10 Oct 2026

Black Treble Clef Glyph

Edited image: Tightly crop this image to the black treble clef (G clef) glyph so the black ink touches all four edges of the frame, with the same margins as a tight bounding box around the glyph. Keep the glyph itself completely identical: same shape, same stroke weight, same proportions, same orientation, no redraw, no restyle, no rotation, no mirroring. Put it on a flat pure white background (#FFFFFF). Remove all shading, gradients, paper texture, drop shadows and JPEG artifacts so the background is one uniform white and the glyph is one uniform solid black. Output a tall portrait image whose width-to-height ratio matches the tight glyph bounds (about 0.31, much taller than wide).