Arrow Symbols
Browse, search, and click to copy any Unicode arrow symbol — directional, double, curved, and decorative arrows included.
Arrow symbols are Unicode characters such as → ← ↑ ↓ ↔ ⇒ ➜.
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Quick answer
Arrow symbols are Unicode characters such as → ← ↑ ↓ ↔ ⇒ ➜. Click any arrow on this page to copy it. The list holds 180 arrows in six groups (directional, double, curved, dashed, math and decorative), and you can search by name, such as left or curved.
Examples
| Arrow | Alt code | HTML |
|---|---|---|
| → | Alt + 26 | → |
| ← | Alt + 27 | ← |
| ↑ | Alt + 24 | ↑ |
| ↓ | Alt + 25 | ↓ |
| ↔ | Alt + 29 | ↔ |
| ⇒ | none | ⇒ |
Click any arrow to copy it.
Summary
This tool provides a searchable, filterable library of Unicode arrow symbols organized by type. Click any arrow to copy it instantly to your clipboard. Covers single, double, triple, dashed, curved, looped, and mathematical arrow characters from multiple Unicode blocks.
How it works
- The page holds a fixed list of 180 Unicode arrows, sorted into six groups.
- Use the search box to filter by name (e.g. "left", "double", "curved").
- Click a category tab to narrow the display to a specific arrow style.
- Click any symbol card to copy the character to your clipboard.
- A confirmation toast appears after each successful copy.
Use cases
- Add directional arrows to presentations, slides, and diagrams.
- Use math arrows (⇒, ⟹, ↦) in equations and proofs.
- Decorate social media bios, usernames, and captions.
- Insert arrows into code comments for flow annotation.
- Style markdown documents, wikis, and README files.
- Pick the right arrow for UI mockups and wireframes.
- Find less common Unicode arrows for specialized typography.
- Copy curved or looped arrows for creative writing and branding.