Point at your text with Unicode arrows – ➤ → ⇢ ➜ ⟶ ↳ ▶ – as bullet points, link-in-bio pointers, call-to-action lines and list markers that work in any bio or post.
Pointer ➤
Pointer ➤: Link in bio
Arrow →
Arrow →: Link in bio
Dashed arrow ⇢
Dashed arrow ⇢: Link in bio
Heavy arrow ➜
Heavy arrow ➜: Link in bio
Long arrow ⟶
Long arrow ⟶: Link in bio
Reply arrow ↳
Reply arrow ↳: Link in bio
Play ▶
Play ▶: Link in bio
Down arrow ⬇
Down arrow ⬇: Link in bio
Point down 👇
Point down 👇: Link in bio
Both sides
Both sides: Link in bio
Double arrow »
Double arrow »: Link in bio
Chevron ›
Chevron ›: Link in bio
Arrow list (each line)
Arrow list (each line): Link in bio
Curved ➥
Curved ➥: Link in bio
Arrow spaced
Arrow spaced: Link in bio
Up arrow ⬆
Up arrow ⬆: Link in bio
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Unicode has hundreds of arrows – the Arrows block, Dingbats and Supplemental Arrows – and a handful have become the standard way to structure a bio or post without real bullet points: ➤ and ➜ as list markers, → for “this leads to that”, ↳ for a reply or sub-item, ⬇ and 👇 to point at a link below. They are text, so they work in every bio, caption and message and line up neatly on each line.
This page puts your text after (or between) each arrow style so you can copy a finished line – ➤ Link in bio – or paste a multi-line list and turn every line into an arrow bullet at once.
Type the line – or several lines for a list.
Pick the arrow style; use “Arrow list” to bullet every line.
Copy and paste into your bio or post.
A few arrows are emoji on some platforms (⬆ ⬇ ▶ can render as blue emoji squares on iOS); the rest are plain text.
The link-in-bio pointer is the most common use: a line such as “➤ new video ⬇” or “shop here 👇” placed just above the link. For a multi-line bio, one arrow style per line (➤ Designer / ➤ Based in Lahore / ➤ DM for work) reads as a tidy list. Instagram allows line breaks in the bio when edited from the app; TikTok bios are limited to 80 characters, so use one arrow line.
In X threads and LinkedIn posts, ↳ marks a follow-up point and → shows a cause-and-effect chain (idea → test → result). The Arrow list row bullets a whole pasted list, which is faster than adding markers by hand. Arrows are read aloud by screen readers as “black rightwards arrowhead” and similar, so keep them to list markers rather than decorating every word.
➤ or ➜ – heavy, plain-text and consistent everywhere.
Apple renders some arrow characters as emoji. Use ↓ or ⇣ for a text-only down arrow.
Yes – paste lines and use the “Arrow list (each line)” row.
In display names yes; @handles reject symbols.
Yes.
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