Over 400 Unicode arrow symbols – right, left, up, down, curved, double, dashed and decorative arrows. Click any arrow to copy it.
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Arrow symbols are among the most copied characters on the web because they do a job plain punctuation cannot: point at something. A → in a bio sends readers to the link below it, a ↳ marks a reply or a sub-item, a ⇒ reads as "therefore" in notes, and a ➤ makes a plain list look designed. Unicode has several hundred of them, spread across the Arrows, Supplemental Arrows, Dingbats and Miscellaneous Symbols blocks, and this page collects them all.
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The most-used symbols on this page with their official Unicode names, so you can find them in any character viewer or use them in HTML and CSS.
| Symbol | Unicode name | Code point | HTML entity | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| → | Rightwards arrow | U+2192 | → | |
| ← | Leftwards arrow | U+2190 | ← | |
| ↑ | Upwards arrow | U+2191 | ↑ | |
| ↓ | Downwards arrow | U+2193 | ↓ | |
| ↔ | Left right arrow | U+2194 | ↔ | |
| ⇒ | Rightwards double arrow | U+21D2 | ⇒ | |
| ⇔ | Left right double arrow | U+21D4 | ⇔ | |
| ➤ | Black rightwards arrowhead | U+27A4 | ➤ | |
| ➜ | Heavy round-tipped rightwards arrow | U+279C | ➜ | |
| ⟶ | Long rightwards arrow | U+27F6 | ⟶ | |
| ↳ | Downwards arrow with tip rightwards | U+21B3 | ↳ | |
| ↗ | North east arrow | U+2197 | ↗ | |
| ⬆ | Upwards black arrow | U+2B06 | ⬆ | |
| ↻ | Clockwise open circle arrow | U+21BB | ↻ |
The simple arrows (→ ← ↑ ↓) come from the Arrows block and have thin, neutral strokes that match body text. The Dingbats block adds the heavy, decorative arrows (➤ ➜ ➔ ➡ ➽) that stand out in bios and headers. Double arrows (⇒ ⇔ ⟹) are borrowed from logic and mathematics, where ⇒ means "implies". Curved and hooked arrows (↩ ↪ ↳ ⤴) come from typesetting and describe returns, replies and continuation.
The most common use is the "link in bio" pointer: a ↓ or ⬇ on the last line of an Instagram or TikTok bio, or → before a call to action. On LinkedIn, ➤ and ✔ are the standard way to make a bullet list, because LinkedIn strips real list formatting. In Discord and Slack, ↳ at the start of a message signals a reply to the line above. In documents and spreadsheets, → and ⇒ replace "leads to" and "therefore", and ↗ ↘ mark rising and falling numbers.
A handful of arrows – ➡ ⬅ ⬆ ⬇ ↔ ↕ ↗ ↘ ↙ ↖ ↩ ↪ ⤴ ⤵ 🔄 – are also emoji. On phones they may render as a blue emoji square rather than a plain text arrow, depending on the app. If you want the plain text look, choose a neighbouring arrow that is not an emoji, such as → instead of ➡ or ⇧ instead of ⬆.
Windows: Alt + 26 (→), Alt + 27 (←), Alt + 24 (↑), Alt + 25 (↓) on the numeric keypad, or Win + . and search "arrow". macOS: Ctrl + Cmd + Space and search "arrow". Google Docs converts "->" into → automatically, and LaTeX users know \rightarrow and \Rightarrow. For everything else, copying from this page is faster.
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→ is U+2192 (rightwards arrow). ➤ is U+27A4, ⇒ is U+21D2 and ⟶ is U+27F6.
Some arrows (➡ ⬆ ⬇ ↔ and a few others) double as emoji, and some apps render them in emoji style. Use → ↑ ↓ or ⇧ ⇩ for a plain text look.
Yes. → and ↓ are the most common way to point at the link under a bio. They also work in captions, comments and your display name.
Yes. ➤ ✔ and → are widely used to build bullet lists in LinkedIn posts, since LinkedIn has no list formatting of its own.
Yes – the arrow text generator wraps any line in arrows automatically.
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