Black Curved Rightwards And Upwards Arrow Symbol
A bold curved arrow that directs attention to the right and upward.
U+2BAD
⮭ is the Black Curved Rightwards and Upwards Arrow (U+2BAD). It’s commonly used to suggest movement or guidance toward a destination that’s to the right and higher. Copy it into designs, documents, or interfaces to add a clear directional cue.
Black Curved Rightwards And Upwards Arrow Symbol Meaning
⮭ represents a direction that combines “right” and “up” in a single, curved arrow form. Because it’s visually strong, it’s often used for UI cues like continuing to the next step, moving to a higher section, or indicating progress toward a target located to the upper-right. In diagrams and instructional text, it can signal a route change or an action that ends in a higher-right position. It’s also useful in status or navigation labels where a curved arrow reads more smoothly than a straight arrow, especially in compact layouts.
Common uses
- •Designing UI guidance (e.g., “next” or “go to the next step” with a directional cue)
- •Indicating an upward-right navigation in menus, tool panels, or dashboards
- •Annotating diagrams and flowcharts where the path curves up and right
- •Creating instructional text for forms, maps, or procedures (e.g., “continue upward-right”)
- •Enhancing presentations with a clear movement arrow that stands out visually
Examples
⮭ Black Curved Rightwards and Upwards Arrow
- ⮭Click ⮭ to continue to the next step.
- ⮭The settings are located ⮭ in the top-right panel.
- ⮭Follow the arrow ⮭ to move to the next section.
- ⮭Proceed ⮭ along the highlighted route.
- ⮭Move your selection ⮭ to align with the required option.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2BAD | |
| HTML Entity | ⮭ | |
| HTML Code | ⮭ | |
| CSS | \2BAD |
FAQ
What does the Black Curved Rightwards And Upwards Arrow symbol mean?
⮭ represents a direction that combines “right” and “up” in a single, curved arrow form. Because it’s visually strong, it’s often used for UI cues like continuing to the next step, moving to a higher section, or indicating progress toward a target located to the upper-right. In diagrams and instructional text, it can signal a route change or an action that ends in a higher-right position. It’s also useful in status or navigation labels where a curved arrow reads more smoothly than a straight arrow, especially in compact layouts.
What is the Unicode for ⮭?
⮭ is U+2BAD (BLACK CURVED RIGHTWARDS AND UPWARDS ARROW).
How do I copy ⮭ correctly?
Copy the character directly from this page. For code, you can also use ⮭ (HTML) or \\u{2BAD} (JavaScript).
Is ⮭ the same as an up-right arrow?
It functions as an arrow that points both rightward and upward, but it uses a specific curved arrow style (U+2BAD), so it may look different from other up-right arrow glyphs.
Where should I use ⮭ in UI text?
It works well for labels like “next,” “continue,” or “go to the top-right,” especially where a curved, directional cue helps readability.