Arrow Symbols Collection

This page contains a total of 104 arrow symbols covering all common Unicode arrow categories. Arrow symbols are widely used in mathematical derivation, flowcharts, UI navigation, traffic signs and technical documentation. Each arrow represents specific direction or logical relationships. Below is a detailed introduction by category.

➡️ Single Direction Arrows

← is called the "Left Arrow Symbol". It indicates left direction or back/undo actions. Its Unicode is U+2190, the LaTeX command is \leftarrow or \gets, and the HTML entity is ←.

↑ is called the "Up Arrow Symbol". It indicates upward or forward direction. Its Unicode is U+2191, the LaTeX command is \uparrow, and the HTML entity is ↑.

→ is called the "Right Arrow Symbol". It is the most common arrow used for next step, jump, or function mapping. Its Unicode is U+2192, the LaTeX command is \rightarrow or \to, and the HTML entity is →.

↓ is called the "Down Arrow Symbol". It represents downward direction or download actions. Its Unicode is U+2193, the LaTeX command is \downarrow, and the HTML entity is ↓.

↔ is called the "Left-Right Arrow Symbol". It indicates bidirectional or exchange relationships. Its Unicode is U+2194, the LaTeX command is \leftrightarrow, and the HTML entity is ↔.

↕ is called the "Up-Down Arrow Symbol". It represents vertical bidirectional movement. Its Unicode is U+2195, the LaTeX command is \updownarrow, and the HTML entity is ↕.

↖ is called the "Northwest Arrow Symbol". It points to the top-left diagonal direction. Its Unicode is U+2196, the LaTeX command is \nwarrow, and the HTML entity is ↖.

↗ is called the "Northeast Arrow Symbol". It points to the top-right diagonal direction. Its Unicode is U+2197, the LaTeX command is \nearrow, and the HTML entity is ↗.

↘ is called the "Southeast Arrow Symbol". It points to the bottom-right diagonal direction. Its Unicode is U+2198, the LaTeX command is \searrow, and the HTML entity is ↘.

↙ is called the "Southwest Arrow Symbol". It points to the bottom-left diagonal direction. Its Unicode is U+2199, the LaTeX command is \swarrow, and the HTML entity is ↙.

↚ is called the "Left Not Arrow Symbol". It indicates logical negation of left direction. Its Unicode is U+219A, the LaTeX command is \nleftarrow, and the HTML entity is ↚.

↛ is called the "Right Not Arrow Symbol". It indicates logical negation of right direction. Its Unicode is U+219B, the LaTeX command is \nrightarrow, and the HTML entity is ↛.

↜ is called the "Left Wave Arrow Symbol". It represents approximate or fluctuating left direction. Its Unicode is U+219C, and the HTML entity is ↜.

↝ is called the "Right Wave Arrow Symbol". It represents approximate or fluctuating right direction. Its Unicode is U+219D, and the HTML entity is ↝.

↞ is called the "Left Double Arrow Symbol". It emphasizes leftward direction. Its Unicode is U+219E, and the HTML entity is ↞.

↟ is called the "Up Double Arrow Symbol". It emphasizes upward direction. Its Unicode is U+219F, and the HTML entity is ↟.

↠ is called the "Right Double Head Arrow Symbol". It represents surjective mapping in mathematics. Its Unicode is U+21A0, the LaTeX command is \twoheadrightarrow, and the HTML entity is ↠.

↡ is called the "Down Double Arrow Symbol". It emphasizes downward direction. Its Unicode is U+21A1, and the HTML entity is ↡.

↢ is called the "Left Curved Arrow Symbol". It indicates a curved left path. Its Unicode is U+21A2, and the HTML entity is ↢.

↣ is called the "Right Curved Arrow Symbol". It indicates a curved right path. Its Unicode is U+21A3, and the HTML entity is ↣.

↤ is called the "Left Long Arrow Symbol". It is used in function definitions. Its Unicode is U+21A4, and the HTML entity is ↤.

↥ is called the "Up Short Arrow Symbol". It represents a short upward indicator. Its Unicode is U+21A5, and the HTML entity is ↥.

↦ is called the "Right Map Arrow Symbol". It represents element mapping in mathematics. Its Unicode is U+21A6, the LaTeX command is \mapsto, and the HTML entity is ↦.

↧ is called the "Down Short Arrow Symbol". It represents a short downward indicator. Its Unicode is U+21A7, and the HTML entity is ↧.

↨ is called the "Up-Down Base Arrow Symbol". It indicates vertical base positioning. Its Unicode is U+21A8, and the HTML entity is ↨.

↩ is called the "Left Hook Arrow Symbol". It represents undo or return actions. Its Unicode is U+21A9, the LaTeX command is \hookleftarrow, and the HTML entity is ↩.

↪ is called the "Right Hook Arrow Symbol". It represents insert or hook mapping. Its Unicode is U+21AA, the LaTeX command is \hookrightarrow, and the HTML entity is ↪.

↫ is called the "Left Loop Arrow Symbol". It indicates looping back action. Its Unicode is U+21AB, and the HTML entity is ↫.

↬ is called the "Right Loop Arrow Symbol". It indicates forward looping action. Its Unicode is U+21AC, and the HTML entity is ↬.

↭ is called the "Left-Right Wave Arrow Symbol". It represents homotopy or equivalence relationships. Its Unicode is U+21AD, and the HTML entity is ↭.

↮ is called the "Not Left-Right Arrow Symbol". It indicates non-equivalence or logical negation of bidirection. Its Unicode is U+21AE, the LaTeX command is \nleftrightarrow, and the HTML entity is ↮.

↯ is called the "Down Lightning Arrow Symbol". It represents contradiction or warning. Its Unicode is U+21AF, and the HTML entity is ↯.

🔄 Double Direction Arrows

⇄ is called the "Left-Right Paired Arrow Symbol". It indicates exchange or cycle operations. Its Unicode is U+21C4, and the HTML entity is ⇄.

⇅ is called the "Up-Down Paired Arrow Symbol". It represents vertical cycle or exchange. Its Unicode is U+21C5, and the HTML entity is ⇅.

⇆ is called the "Left-Right Dotted Arrow Symbol". It indicates a dotted bidirectional relationship. Its Unicode is U+21C6, and the HTML entity is ⇆.

⇇ is called the "Left Double Bold Arrow Symbol". It represents strong leftward implication. Its Unicode is U+21C7, and the HTML entity is ⇇.

⇈ is called the "Up Double Bold Arrow Symbol". It represents strong upward implication. Its Unicode is U+21C8, and the HTML entity is ⇈.

⇉ is called the "Right Double Bold Arrow Symbol". It represents strong rightward implication. Its Unicode is U+21C9, and the HTML entity is ⇉.

⇊ is called the "Down Double Bold Arrow Symbol". It represents strong downward implication. Its Unicode is U+21CA, and the HTML entity is ⇊.

⇋ is called the "Left-Right Line Arrow Symbol". It indicates bidirectional line mapping. Its Unicode is U+21CB, and the HTML entity is ⇋.

⇌ is called the "Chemical Equilibrium Arrow Symbol". It represents reversible reactions or chemical equilibrium. Its Unicode is U+21CC, the LaTeX command is \rightleftharpoons, and the HTML entity is ⇌.

⇍ is called the "Not Left Double Arrow Symbol". It indicates negation of left logical implication. Its Unicode is U+21CD, the LaTeX command is \nLeftarrow, and the HTML entity is ⇍.

⇎ is called the "Not Left-Right Double Arrow Symbol". It indicates negation of bidirectional logical equivalence. Its Unicode is U+21CE, the LaTeX command is \nLeftrightarrow, and the HTML entity is ⇎.

⇏ is called the "Not Right Double Arrow Symbol". It indicates negation of right logical implication. Its Unicode is U+21CF, the LaTeX command is \nRightarrow, and the HTML entity is ⇏.

⇐ is called the "Left Double Formal Arrow Symbol". It represents logical implication or strong leftward derivation. Its Unicode is U+21D0, the LaTeX command is \Leftarrow, and the HTML entity is ⇐.

⇑ is called the "Up Double Formal Arrow Symbol". It represents strict upward mapping. Its Unicode is U+21D1, the LaTeX command is \Uparrow, and the HTML entity is ⇑.

⇒ is called the "Right Double Formal Arrow Symbol". It represents logical derivation, implication, or function mapping. Its Unicode is U+21D2, the LaTeX command is \Rightarrow, and the HTML entity is ⇒.

⇓ is called the "Down Double Formal Arrow Symbol". It represents strict downward mapping. Its Unicode is U+21D3, the LaTeX command is \Downarrow, and the HTML entity is ⇓.

↪️ Tailed Arrows

⇚ is called the "Left Triple Line Arrow Symbol". It indicates priority left direction. Its Unicode is U+21DA, and the HTML entity is ⇚.

⇛ is called the "Right Triple Line Arrow Symbol". It indicates priority right direction. Its Unicode is U+21DB, and the HTML entity is ⇛.

⇜ is called the "Left Wave Double Arrow Symbol". It represents a wavy left mapping. Its Unicode is U+21DC, and the HTML entity is ⇜.

⇝ is called the "Right Wave Double Arrow Symbol". It represents a wavy right mapping, often used for deformation mapping. Its Unicode is U+21DD, and the HTML entity is ⇝.

⇞ is called the "Up Double Bar Arrow Symbol". It indicates upward with double bar emphasis. Its Unicode is U+21DE, and the HTML entity is ⇞.

⇟ is called the "Down Double Bar Arrow Symbol". It indicates downward with double bar emphasis. Its Unicode is U+21DF, and the HTML entity is ⇟.

⇠ is called the "Left Hollow Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents left direction with hollow tail. Its Unicode is U+21E0, and the HTML entity is ⇠.

⇡ is called the "Up Hollow Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents upward direction with hollow tail. Its Unicode is U+21E1, and the HTML entity is ⇡.

⇢ is called the "Right Hollow Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents dashed right mapping. Its Unicode is U+21E2, and the HTML entity is ⇢.

⇣ is called the "Down Hollow Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents downward direction with hollow tail. Its Unicode is U+21E3, and the HTML entity is ⇣.

⇤ is called the "Left Bar Tail Arrow Symbol". It is often used for tab or backspace actions. Its Unicode is U+21E4, and the HTML entity is ⇤.

⇥ is called the "Right Bar Tail Arrow Symbol". It indicates forward or tab actions. Its Unicode is U+21E5, and the HTML entity is ⇥.

⇦ is called the "Left White Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents left direction with white tail. Its Unicode is U+21E6, and the HTML entity is ⇦.

⇧ is called the "Up White Arrow Symbol". It is the keyboard Shift symbol. Its Unicode is U+21E7, and the HTML entity is ⇧.

⇨ is called the "Right White Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents right direction with white tail. Its Unicode is U+21E8, and the HTML entity is ⇨.

⇩ is called the "Down White Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents downward direction with white tail. Its Unicode is U+21E9, and the HTML entity is ⇩.

⇪ is called the "Caps Lock Up Arrow Symbol". It is the keyboard Caps Lock symbol. Its Unicode is U+21EA, and the HTML entity is ⇪.

⇫ is called the "Up Double Line Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents upward with double line tail. Its Unicode is U+21EB, and the HTML entity is ⇫.

⇬ is called the "Up Circled Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents upward with circled tail. Its Unicode is U+21EC, and the HTML entity is ⇬.

⇭ is called the "Up Wave Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents upward with wavy tail. Its Unicode is U+21ED, and the HTML entity is ⇭.

⇮ is called the "Up Double Vertical Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents upward with double vertical tail. Its Unicode is U+21EE, and the HTML entity is ⇮.

⇯ is called the "Up Triple Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents upward with triple tail. Its Unicode is U+21EF, and the HTML entity is ⇯.

⇰ is called the "Right Vertical Tail Arrow Symbol". It represents rightward with vertical tail. Its Unicode is U+21F0, and the HTML entity is ⇰.

⇱ is called the "Home Northwest Arrow Symbol". It represents home or top-left corner navigation. Its Unicode is U+21F1, and the HTML entity is ⇱.

⬜ Hollow Arrows

➔ is called the "Basic Bold Right Arrow Symbol". It emphasizes the next step or action. Its Unicode is U+2794, and the HTML entity is ➔.

➙ is called the "Check Bold Right Arrow Symbol". It indicates verified or confirmed direction. Its Unicode is U+2799, and the HTML entity is ➙.

➛ is called the "Tailed Bold Right Arrow Symbol". It represents right direction with decorative tail. Its Unicode is U+279B, and the HTML entity is ➛.

➜ is called the "Double Bold Right Arrow Symbol". It emphasizes strong right direction. Its Unicode is U+279C, and the HTML entity is ➜.

➝ is called the "Sharp Tip Right Arrow Symbol". It features a sharp triangular tip. Its Unicode is U+279D, and the HTML entity is ➝.

➞ is called the "Triple Bold Right Arrow Symbol". It represents very strong emphasis on right direction. Its Unicode is U+279E, and the HTML entity is ➞.

➟ is called the "Curved Bold Right Arrow Symbol". It indicates a curved right path. Its Unicode is U+279F, and the HTML entity is ➟.

➠ is called the "Double Curve Right Arrow Symbol". It represents a double curved path. Its Unicode is U+27A0, and the HTML entity is ➠.

➡ is called the "Solid Bold Highlight Arrow Symbol". It is a popular highlight arrow used in UI design. Its Unicode is U+27A1, and the HTML entity is ➡.

➢ is called the "Hollow Bold Outline Arrow Symbol". It features a bold hollow outline design. Its Unicode is U+27A2, and the HTML entity is ➢.

➣ is called the "Trident Branch Arrow Symbol". It resembles a trident shape for branching. Its Unicode is U+27A3, and the HTML entity is ➣.

➤ is called the "Sharp Solid Tip Arrow Symbol". It features a sharp solid tip for clear direction. Its Unicode is U+27A4, and the HTML entity is ➤.

✨ Special Arrows

➲ is called the "Circled Decor Right Arrow Symbol". It represents emphasis with a circled decoration. Its Unicode is U+27B2, and the HTML entity is ➲.

➳ is called the "Wave Bold Trend Arrow Symbol". It indicates trending or fluctuating direction. Its Unicode is U+27B3, and the HTML entity is ➳.

➴ is called the "3D Shadow Right Arrow Symbol". It features a three-dimensional shadow effect. Its Unicode is U+27B4, and the HTML entity is ➴.

➵ is called the "Double Shadow Right Arrow Symbol". It features a double shadow effect. Its Unicode is U+27B5, and the HTML entity is ➵.

➶ is called the "Rotating Loop Arrow Symbol". It represents rotation or looping actions. Its Unicode is U+27B6, and the HTML entity is ➶.

➷ is called the "Spiral Recursion Arrow Symbol". It indicates spiral or recursive processes. Its Unicode is U+27B7, and the HTML entity is ➷.

➸ is called the "Decor Sharp Angle Arrow Symbol". It features a decorative sharp angle design. Its Unicode is U+27B8, and the HTML entity is ➸.

➹ is called the "Medical Cross Arrow Symbol". It resembles a medical cross symbol combined with arrow. Its Unicode is U+27B9, and the HTML entity is ➹.

➺ is called the "Double Cross Special Arrow Symbol". It features a double cross decoration. Its Unicode is U+27BA, and the HTML entity is ➺.

➻ is called the "Petal Decor Guide Arrow Symbol". It features petal-like decorative elements. Its Unicode is U+27BB, and the HTML entity is ➻.

➼ is called the "Diamond Highlight Arrow Symbol". It features diamond-shaped highlights. Its Unicode is U+27BC, and the HTML entity is ➼.

➽ is called the "Oval Soft Guide Arrow Symbol". It features a soft oval guide design. Its Unicode is U+27BD, and the HTML entity is ➽.

➾ is called the "Box Button Style Arrow Symbol". It resembles a box button interface element. Its Unicode is U+27BE, and the HTML entity is ➾.

⬀ is called the "Wind Northeast Arrow Symbol". It represents wind direction toward northeast. Its Unicode is U+2B00, and the HTML entity is ⬀.

⬁ is called the "Wind Northwest Arrow Symbol". It represents wind direction toward northwest. Its Unicode is U+2B01, and the HTML entity is ⬁.

⬂ is called the "Wind Southeast Arrow Symbol". It represents wind direction toward southeast. Its Unicode is U+2B02, and the HTML entity is ⬂.

⬃ is called the "Wind Southwest Arrow Symbol". It represents wind direction toward southwest. Its Unicode is U+2B03, and the HTML entity is ⬃.

⬄ is called the "Double Bold Bidirectional Arrow Symbol". It represents strong bidirectional relationships. Its Unicode is U+2B04, and the HTML entity is ⬄.

⬅ is called the "Important Bold Left Arrow Symbol". It represents important back navigation. Its Unicode is U+2B05, and the HTML entity is ⬅.

⬆ is called the "Highlight Bold Up Arrow Symbol". It represents highlighted upward direction. Its Unicode is U+2B06, and the HTML entity is ⬆.

📌 Usage Notes

Key points for using arrow symbols: 1. LaTeX Math Mode: Most arrow commands require math environment ($...$); use textcomp/fontspec for plain text. 2. HTML Compatibility: Older browsers may lack rare Unicode arrows, use fonts like Segoe UI Symbol, Arial Unicode MS. 3. Accessibility: Add aria-label for screen readers. 4. RTL Layout: Define dir attribute for right-to-left languages. 5. Diagram Standards: Use standard arrows (→, ⇒, ⇢) for UML/flowcharts. 6. SVG/PNG Export: Ensure canvas font fallback for special characters. 7. Keyboard Symbols: Use standard glyphs for modifier keys like Shift/Caps Lock. 8. Math Accuracy: Distinguish implication (⇒) and mapping (→) in academic writing.

💡 Quick Tips

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