Arrow Symbol Copy and Paste — All Arrow Characters (→ ← ↑ ↓)
Every arrow symbol in Unicode — right arrows, left arrows, up, down, double arrows, and decorative arrows. Copy any arrow and paste it instantly.
Basic Arrow Symbols
The most commonly used arrow characters for directions, pointing, and flow charts.
| Symbol | Name | Unicode | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| → | Rightwards Arrow | U+2192 | → |
| ← | Leftwards Arrow | U+2190 | ← |
| ↑ | Upwards Arrow | U+2191 | ↑ |
| ↓ | Downwards Arrow | U+2193 | ↓ |
| ↗ | North East Arrow | U+2197 | ↗ |
| ↘ | South East Arrow | U+2198 | ↘ |
| ↙ | South West Arrow | U+2199 | ↙ |
| ↖ | North West Arrow | U+2196 | ↖ |
| ↔ | Left Right Arrow | U+2194 | ↔ |
| ↕ | Up Down Arrow | U+2195 | ↕ |
Double Arrow Symbols
Double-lined arrows are commonly used in logic, math, and formal notation to indicate implication or equivalence.
| Symbol | Name | Unicode | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| ⇒ | Rightwards Double Arrow | U+21D2 | ⇒ |
| ⇐ | Leftwards Double Arrow | U+21D0 | ⇐ |
| ⇑ | Upwards Double Arrow | U+21D1 | ⇑ |
| ⇓ | Downwards Double Arrow | U+21D3 | ⇓ |
| ⇔ | Left Right Double Arrow | U+21D4 | ⇔ |
Decorative and Heavy Arrow Symbols
Bold, filled, and styled arrows for emphasis in designs, presentations, and social media.
| Symbol | Name | Unicode | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| ➤ | Black Rightwards Arrowhead | U+27A4 | ➤ |
| ➜ | Heavy Round-Tipped Rightwards Arrow | U+279C | ➜ |
| ➡ | Black Rightwards Arrow | U+27A1 | ➡ |
| ⬅ | Black Leftwards Arrow | U+2B05 | ⬅ |
| ⬆ | Black Upwards Arrow | U+2B06 | ⬆ |
| ⬇ | Black Downwards Arrow | U+2B07 | ⬇ |
| ▶ | Black Right-Pointing Triangle | U+25B6 | ▶ |
| ◀ | Black Left-Pointing Triangle | U+25C0 | ◀ |
| ⟶ | Long Rightwards Arrow | U+27F6 | ⟶ |
| ➥ | Black Curved Downwards and Rightwards Arrow | U+27A5 | ➥ |
How to Type Arrow Symbols
- Windows: Hold Alt and type 26 on the numeric keypad for →, Alt + 27 for ←, Alt + 24 for ↑, Alt + 25 for ↓
- Mac: Use Character Viewer (Cmd + Ctrl + Space) and search "arrow"
- HTML: Use
→for →,←for ←,↑for ↑,↓for ↓ - LaTeX: Use
\rightarrowfor →,\leftarrowfor ←,\Rightarrowfor ⇒
Common Uses for Arrow Symbols
- Navigation: → ← ↑ ↓ are used in menus, signs, and user interfaces
- Math and logic: ⇒ means "implies" and ⇔ means "if and only if"
- Flowcharts: Arrows connect steps and show process direction
- Social media: ➤ and ➜ make eye-catching bullet points in bios and posts
- Chemistry: → shows reaction direction in chemical equations
Related Symbols
For triangular pointers, see triangle symbols (▶ ◀ ▲ ▼). For mathematical comparison operators, check out greater-than (>) and less-than (<) symbols. Dingbat arrows like ➽ and ➔ offer more decorative options for design work.