Meaning of the Arrow Symbol
The arrow is a graphic sign, used to mark or indicate the direction, being a simple shape composed of a segment with a triangle on one side, and in more complex shapes the representation of the current pretty arrows symbols. The direction (down, up, right, left) is that which continues along the length of the line towards the end covered by a triangle.
arrow symbols can point up,down, right, left, and diagonally
during life we see the symbols of arrows very often. traffic signs, store directions, and navigator address marks. here I made a huge list of the arrow symbols available for computers, smartphones, and tablets including the cute emoji arrows introduced by apple.
Copy arrow emoji or text arrow symbols , Paste where you want.
| ⨭ | ? | ? | ? | ⎆ | ⎇ | ? | |
| ⏩ | ⏪ | ♲ | ♻ | ⤢ | ⤡ | ||
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ||||
| ↨ | ᛨ | ⭥ | ↕ | ⇕ | ⇳ | ⬍ | ? |
| ⭷ | ⭹ | ➶ | |||||
| ⭸ | ⇲ | ➴ | |||||
| ⭶ | ⇱ | ↸ | ➳ | ➵ | ➸ | ➼ | ➽ |
| ⮃ | ⇵ | ||||||
| ⮁ | ⇅ | ? | ⛗ | ⛖ | ? | ||
| ⮀ | ⇆ | ? | ⥃ | ↹ | |||
| ⮂ | ⇄ | ⥂ | ⥄ | ||||
| ↯ | ⭍ | ⚡ | |||||
| ♂ | ⚦ | ⚥ | ⚤ | ♐ | |||
| ⦨ | ⦩ | ⦪ | ⦫ | ⦬ | ⦭ | ⦮ | ⦯ |
| ⤰ | ⤭ | ⤮ | ⤨ | ⤪ | ? | ||
| ⤯ | ⤱ | ⤲ | ⤧ | ⤩ | |||
| ➟ | ⮞ | ➤ | ➣ | ➢ | |||
| ➯ | ➱ | ➪ | ➩ | ➫ | ➬ | ➭ | ➮ |
| ➲ | ➧ | ➨ | ? | ? | ? | ⮕ | |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | → | ⇻ | ⇛ | |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ← | ⇺ | ⇚ | |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ↓ | ⇟ | ⭛ | |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ↑ | ⇞ | ⭜ | |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ⇓ | ⇩ | ⬇ |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ⇑ | ⇧ | ⬆ |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ⇘ | ⬂ | ⬊ |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ⇒ | ⇨ | ⬇ |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ⇗ | ⬀ | ⬈ |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ⇙ | ⬃ | ⬋ |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ⇐ | ⇦ | ⬅ |
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ⇖ | ⬁ | ⬉ |
Copy and paste lines, symbols and arrow symbols
Enrich the content you share on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram with arrows, lines and symbols. Then I share them ready to copy and paste on your social networks.
Dividing lines
To better highlight the content you want to offer.
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Symbols
Emojis are sometimes not enough, so use symbols to help describe your content.
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Arrows symbols
Better highlight your calls to action with these arrows.
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Alt Codes to text arrow symbols on keyboard in windows
The alternate code shortcut works on all MS Windows desktops and many laptops. Press Alt and while holding it, type a certain Alt code on the numeric keypad while it is activated. You can type many frequently used symbols with alt codes.
| Alt Code | Arrow | Arrow | Alt Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | ↕ | ↨ | 23 |
| 24 | ↑ | ↓ | 25 |
| 26 | → | ← | 27 |
| 29 | ↔ | ||
| 30 | ▲ | ▼ | 31 |
| 174 | « | » | 175 |
| 0171 | « |
Text Arrow symbols via Keyboard Linix
There are 3 different ways to enter the Arrow symbols in Linux with the keyboard. But only selectors 3rd and 4th level and hex codes of the Unicode can produce arrows symbols.
| Unicode hex code | Symbol | Unicode hex code | Symbol | Unicode hex code | Symbol |
| 27a2 | ➢ | 279e | ➞ | 27bb | ➻ |
| 219a | ↚ | 21a7 | ↧ | 21ac | ↬ |
| 21b9 | ↹ | 21c6 | ⇆ | 21d3 | ⇓ |
| 21e0 | ⇠ | 232b | ⌫ | 27a3 | ➣ |
| 27b8 | ➸ | 27bc | ➼ | 219b | ↛ |
| 21a8 | ↨ | 21ad | ↭ | 21ad | ↭ |
| 21ad | ↭ | 21ba | ↺ | 21c7 | ⇇ |
| 21d4 | ⇔ | 21e1 | ⇡ | 27a4 | ➤ |
| 2650 | ♐ | 27bd | ➽ | 219c | ↜ |
| 27ab | ➫ | 21ae | ↮ | 21bb | ↻ |
| 21c8 | ⇈ | 21c8 | ⇈ | 21d5 | ⇕ |
| 21e2 | ⇢ | 27a5 | ➥ | 27b2 | ➲ |
| 2190 | ← | 219d | ↝ | 27ac | ➬ |
| 21af | ↯ | 21bc | ↼ | 21c9 | ⇉ |
| 21d6 | ⇖ | 21e3 | ⇣ | 27a6 | ➦ |
| 27b3 | ➳ | 2191 | ↑ | 219e | ↞ |
| 27a9 | ➩ | 21b0 | ↰ | 21bd | ↽ |
| 21ca | ⇊ | 21d7 | ⇗ | 21e4 | ⇤ |
| 27a7 | ➧ | 27b3 | ➳ | 2192 | → |
| 219f | ↟ | 27aa | ➪ | 21b1 | ↱ |
| 21be | ↾ | 21cb | ⇋ | 21d8 | ⇘ |
| 21e5 | ⇥ | 27a8 | ➨ | 27b4 | ➴ |
| 2193 | ↓ | 21a0 | ↠ | 27ad | ➭ |
| 21b2 | ↲ | 21bf | ↿ | 21cc | ⇌ |
| 21d9 | ⇙ | 21e6 | ⇦ | 279a | ➚ |
| 27b5 | ➵ | 2194 | ↔ | 21a1 | ↡ |
| 27ae | ➮ | 21b3 | ↳ | 21c0 | ⇀ |
| 21cd | ⇍ | 21da | ⇚ | 21e7 | ⇧ |
| 2798 | ➘ | 27b6 | ➶ | 2195 | ↕ |
| 21a2 | ↢ | 27af | ➯ | 21b4 | ↴ |
| 21c1 | ⇁ | 21ce | ⇎ | 21db | ⇛ |
| 21e8 | ⇨ | 2799 | ➙ | 27b7 | ➷ |
| 2196 | ↖ | 21a3 | ↣ | 27b1 | ➱ |
| 21b5 | ↵ | 21c2 | ⇂ | 21cf | ⇏ |
| 21dc | dc; | 21e9 | ⇩ | 279b | ➛ |
| 27b8 | ➸ | 2197 | ↗ | 21a4 | ↤ |
| 21a9 | ↩ | 21b6 | ↶ | 21c3 | ⇃ |
| 21d0 | ⇐ | 21dd | ⇝ | 21ea | ⇪ |
Alt + Num shortcuts – how to enter characters that are not on the keyboard
There are additional commands for entering characters that are not available with a conventional keyboard. These commands are called Alt codes and are referred to as “Alt + NUM”, where “NUM” is the number of characters you type on the numeric keypad.
To write the desired character in Windows, press the Alt key with one hand and while holding it down, with the other hand enter the required number on the numeric keypad. After dialing numbers, release the Alt key – a symbol will appear.
For example, to insert an em dash, press the Alt key , type the numbers 0 1 5 1 on the keyboard and release Alt – you get an em dash.
Most common Alt codes
↑ Alt + 24: up arrow
↓ Alt + 25: down arrow
→ Alt + 26: right arrow
← Alt + 27: left arrow
↔ Alt + 29: right-left arrow
↕ Alt + 18: up-down arrow
▲ Alt + 30 : filled up arrow
▼ Alt + 31: filled down arrow
► Alt + 16: filled right arrow
◄ Alt + 17: filled left arrow
ø Alt + 0216 (lowercase diameter, strikethrough o)
-Alt + 0160: non-breaking space
– Alt + 255: non-breaking space
– Alt + 0150: short dash
– Alt + 0151: em dash
… Alt + 0133: ellipses
“Alt + 0171: left herringbone quotes
” Alt + 0187: right herringbone quotes
already Alt + 0769: accent mark
§ Alt + 0167: paragraph
~ Alt + 126: tilde
│ Alt + 179 or | Alt + 124: vertical straight bar
° Alt + 0176: degree (angle or temperature)
± Alt + 0177: plus / minus
≤ Alt + 8804: less / equal
≥ Alt + 8805: greater / equal
≈ Alt + 8776: approximately equal
≠ Alt + 8800: not equal
¼ Alt + 0188: one fourth
½ Alt + 0189: one second
¾ Alt + 0190: three quarters
² Alt + 0178: second degree
³ Alt + 0179: third degree
× Alt + 0215: multiplication sign (cross )
Alt + 0183: multiplication sign (dot)
÷ Alt + 0247: division sign (obelus)
£ Alt + 0163: Pound Sterling
€ Alt + 0128: Euro
¥ Alt + 0165: Japanese Yen
© Alt + 0169: Copyright
® Alt + 0174: Registered Trademark
™ Alt + 0162: Trademark
If there is no numeric keypad block, for example, on netbooks, you must turn it on by pressing the Fn and F11 keys or, when typing Alt codes, additionally hold down the Fn key.
Function keys are used to dial Alt-code digits on netbooks.
