Arrow Symbols Copy and Paste: Complete Reference Guide

Arrow symbols are among the most useful characters you can use online. From pointing to a link in your bio to indicating direction in a presentation, arrows communicate visually and instantly. Here's every arrow symbol you'll ever need, organized by category and ready to copy.

Basic Directional Arrows

Double-Line Arrows

Diagonal Arrows

Heavy / Bold Arrows

These thicker arrows stand out more in text and social media:

Decorative Arrow Styles

For when you need arrows with more personality:

Curved Arrows

Wingding and Emoji Arrows

Triangle-Based Arrows

How to Type Arrow Symbols

On Windows

• Use Alt codes: Hold Alt + type the code on numpad (e.g., Alt+26 for →)
• Open Character Map (Win+R, type "charmap")
• In Microsoft Word, type "->" and it auto-converts to →

On Mac

• Use Option+Shift+Arrow keys for some arrow symbols
• Open Character Viewer (Cmd+Ctrl+Space)
• Search "arrow" in the emoji picker

On Mobile (iOS/Android)

• Long-press the hyphen key for arrow options
• Use a dedicated symbol keyboard app
• Or simply copy from this page

HTML Arrow Codes

For web developers, here are the HTML entity codes:

Whether you need a simple pointer for your social media bio or a complete set of mathematical arrows for a document, this reference has you covered. Bookmark this page and come back whenever you need an arrow — there's always one that fits exactly what you're looking for.