➡️ Arrow Symbols
Copy and paste arrow symbols in all directions. Browse Unicode arrows, pointers, and directional characters for text, documents, and social media.
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Basic Arrows
Double Arrows
Decorative Arrows
Triangle & Pointer Arrows
Curved & Circular Arrows
What are Arrow Symbols?
Arrow symbols are Unicode characters used to indicate direction, flow, navigation, and movement. They include simple directional arrows (← → ↑ ↓), double arrows (⇐ ⇒), decorative arrows (➤ ➜), curved arrows, and pointer triangles. Arrow symbols are essential in technical documentation, flowcharts, presentations, user interfaces, mathematical notation, and everyday digital communication. These Unicode arrows work universally across all modern devices and platforms.
How to Use Arrow Symbols
- 1Browse the arrow categories above to find the direction and style you need.
- 2Click any arrow symbol to instantly copy it to your clipboard.
- 3Paste the arrow into your document, message, presentation, or social media post.
Preguntas frecuentes
How do I type arrow symbols on my keyboard?
Most keyboards do not have dedicated arrow symbol keys. On Windows, you can use Alt codes (e.g., Alt+26 for →). On Mac, use the character viewer (Control+Command+Space). The fastest way is to copy and paste from this page.
Can I use arrow symbols in spreadsheets and documents?
Yes! Arrow symbols work in Microsoft Word, Excel, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and all major document editors. Simply copy an arrow from this page and paste it into your document. They are great for flowcharts, diagrams, and indicating trends.
What is the difference between → and ➡?
The → is a simple, thin Unicode arrow character that works well in text and technical documents. The ➡ is a heavier, bolder arrow that stands out more. Both point right and work on all platforms, but they have different visual weights.